African Union (AU)
African Nations Launch Continent-Wide Medicine Procurement System
TvAfrica Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) has announced the launch of a…
The SCO Summit: The Multipolar Global Order is Here and Unstoppable
The 2025 Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit in Tianjin, China, stands as a watershed moment…
Ethiopia’s Green Initiative Praised by African Union as Regional Model
The African Union (AU) Staff Association has praised Ethiopia’s Green Legacy Initiative (GLI) as a…
African Leaders Gather in South Africa to Boost Continental Water and Sanitation Projects
The African Water Investment Summit 2025 opened this week in Cape Town. Co-hosted by the…
Egypt–African Union Trade Exchange Reaches US$9.8 Billion
Trade between Egypt and African Union (AU) member states reached US$9.8 billion in 2024. The figure represents a 6.5 per cent increase from US$9.2 billion recorded in 2023, as reported by the Daily News Egypt, a partner of TV BRICS. Egypt’s exports to AU countries rose by 4.7 per cent, totalling US$7.7 billion in 2024 compared to US$7.4 billion the previous year. Major Egyptian exports included cement, gypsum, and salt (US$694.4 million); plastics and plastic products (US$590.5 million); milled products…
African Anti-Corruption Day: Mozambique Failing to Meet African Union Goals, Researcher Warns
As Africa marks African Anti-Corruption Day today, 11 July, under the theme “Promoting Human Dignity in the Fight Against Corruption”, a prominent Mozambican researcher has criticised the government for failing to meet key commitments outlined by the African Union (AU). Baltazar Fael, a researcher at the Centre for Public Integrity (CIP), argues that despite formal commitments, Mozambique has yet to implement essential protections for whistleblowers or to ensure that victims of corruption receive restitution. According to the AU, protecting human…
China-Africa Cooperation Serves as a Catalyst for a Fairer Global South Future
Global South, representing the collective of emerging markets and developing countries, is becoming a pivotal force in reshaping the international order. It plays a vital role in driving global governance reforms with the principle of fairness and equity. With a long-standing friendship and shared vision, China and Africa have been indispensable partners in each other’s modernisation journey. With rich practical experience, innovative cooperation models, and an inclusive, win-win philosophy, China-Africa joint efforts in building modernisation not only accelerates qualitative transformation…
AU’s Agenda 2063 Sets Out the Vision and Course of Action for Integration and Sustainable Development
Launched by the African Union (AU), the Agenda 2063 is a 50-year blueprint for Africa’s inclusive and sustainable socio-economic development. In terms of timeline, the plan is divided into five 10-Year Implementation Plans. The first plan ran from 2014 to 2023, and the current phase spans from 2024 to 2033. Thematically, it aims to achieve Seven Aspirations, each with specific goals designed to drive the continent towards its grand vision for 2063. At the heart of this vision is the…
Supported by China, Africa Strives to Become a Strong, Resilient and Influential Global Actor
As Africa marks a decade since the adoption of Agenda 2063, its bold and ambitious seven aspirations have positioned the continent as a strong, united, resilient, and influential global player and partner. Reaffirming its Pan-Africanism and African renaissance plan, aspiration seven of Agenda 2063 underscores the importance of Africa’s unity and solidarity in the face of major challenges emanating from the changing nature of globalisation, climate change, and economic and political environment. Due to these challenges, many countries lag in…
U.S. Travel Ban Draws Concern from African Union
The African Union Commission (AUC) has raised concerns over a new U.S. travel ban that restricts entry from 19 countries, including several in Africa. The move, announced by former President Donald Trump in a video statement, has sparked reactions from international bodies and civil society voices alike. Twelve countries now face a full ban, including Chad, Eritrea, Libya, Somalia, and Sudan from the African continent. Another seven countries, such as Sierra Leone, Togo, and Burundi, face partial restrictions. Trump defended…
SADC Joins Global Push to Tackle Rising Disaster Risks at UN Forum in Geneva
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) is taking part in the 8th Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction (GP2025), being held from 2–6 June 2025 in Geneva, Switzerland. This international event brings together leaders from across the world to discuss how to reduce the impact of disasters, especially as extreme weather events grow more frequent and dangerous. SADC, through its Secretariat, is using the platform to share its experiences, learn from others, and strengthen its commitment to building resilience in…
Operationalising the African Court of Justice: A Call for African Solutions
Africa stands at a pivotal moment. From the devastating impacts of climate change to persistent human rights violations and escalating economic disputes, the continent faces challenges that demand bold, homegrown solutions. The African Court of Justice (ACJ), envisioned as a cornerstone of African judicial sovereignty, remains dormant; a promise unfulfilled. As the African Union (AU) navigates a rapidly changing global landscape, the time to operationalise the ACJ is now. A Vision for African Justice Conceived in the AU’s Constitutive Act…
New AU commissioner for infrastructure and energy stresses the need for improving intra-Africa connectivity
Infrastructure and energy are two important areas for African countries to achieve sustainable development, as well as are among the priorities in the African Union’s Agenda 2063, the continent’s ambitious development blueprint. In February, Lerato Mataboge was elected as the African Union Commissioner for Infrastructure and Energy. She is a global policy and trade and investment facilitation expert and was the deputy director general in the South African Department of Trade, Industry and Competition when she was elected. Before she…
UAE reiterates commitment to strengthen ties with African Union
The United Arab Emirates has reaffirmed its dedication to fostering strong cooperation with the African Union (AU). During a recent meeting between Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, Chairperson of the African Union Commission (AUC), and the UAE Ambassador to Ethiopia Mohamed Salem Al-Rashedi, both sides discussed ways to expand their partnership. The talks, highlighted in an AU press release, focused on boosting UAE investments in critical African sectors. As reported by Fana Media Corporation (FMC), a partner of TV BRICS, Youssouf emphasised the…













