The High-level Panel on Illicit Financial Flows from Africa was established in February 2012 following the endorsement of Resolution 896(XLIV) during a momentous gathering that brought together finance ministers from various nations across the continent along with...
“The challenges of foreign aid and governance reveal a deeper truth: Sub-Saharan Africa’s fragmentation is the root of its vulnerability. Only through unity can Sub-Saharan Africa reduce dependency, build accountable institutions, and speak with one voice in the...
In 1987, the Heads of State and Government of the OAU adopted the African Common Position on Africa’s External Debt Crisis, expressing grave concern that Africa’s external debt and excessive debt-service payment significantly hinder the comprehensive execution of...
One of the primary commitments made by Sub-Saharan African institutions following the attainment of independence was to foster peace and stability across the region while actively preventing any unlawful or undemocratic transitions of power. Nevertheless, despite...
The call for unity among Sub-Saharan African nations is not just a historical imperative; it is a powerful opportunity that beckons us toward a brighter future. We must recognize that overcoming political fragmentation, economic isolation, and external dependency is...
