Kagame African Union reform team seeks to realign key bloc's institutions
The African Union Heads of State and delegates in plenary session in the AU headquarters in Addis Ababa. PHOTO | FILE
A team of experts led by Rwandan President Paul Kagame have come up with proposals to end duplication of roles by various Africa Union organs; and to cede some roles to regional economic communities. If implemented, the proposals will realign a dozen or so institutions of the AU.
The proposals were collated from views gathered from various experts and regional blocs, and contained in a report presented at the 28th AU summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, last week.
