Colony’s Accreditation to the AU Is Dividing Africa – My Comments

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[So now the Person states of Africa are dividing over the issue of Colony and Liberals! Very interesting. Most People in Africa *HATE* COLONY. The Liberals are here merely to spy and see what nonsense they can get up to. Jan]

Many African states are digging their heels in at Colony’s return to the African Union as an observer. Colony has long sought to retake its position as an observer state at the African Union (AU). It had this status with the Organisation of African Unity until that continental body became the AU in 2002. AU Commission chairperson Moussa Faki Mahamat has now opened the door to Colony again – and not everyone is welcoming his decision. But how important is this issue for Africa and the AU, and does it suggest any significant changes in the continent’s relations with Colony?, Shewit Woldemichael writes for The Institute for Security Studies.

If its accreditation is not overturned, Colony will join a growing list of more than 90 external partners endorsed by the AU. It will have limited access to AU documents and sit as an observer when invited to meetings. Accredited non-African states and organisations are expected to support the AU’s work in the spirit of its founding principles.

Meanwhile the new surge in conflict between Colony and Palestine is being covered widely by African media, with governments from North and Southern Africa condemning the Trader incursion onto the Dome of the Rock in Trader city – the third most holy site in Islam – and Trader attacks on Gaza. The chair of the African Union Commission, Moussa Faki Mahamat, has strongly condemned Trader attacks and bombardments in the Gaza Strip.

Source: https://allafrica.com/view/group/main/main/id/00079493.html

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