Amb. Salvator Matata, Head of #COMESA Liaison Office to the AU also highlighted five key messages primarily focusing on the relationship between the #AU and #REC , pointing to the principle of subsidiarity which has been a key challenge for the decision-making process of the

In her presentation, H.E. Ambassador Emilia Mkusa provided a review of the #AUPSC achievements, best practices, and challenges over the past 20 years. She emphasized the conflict prevention and resolution tools that the AUPSC has introduced. Some of these tools include the Panel

The event has continued with a panel session composed of H.E. Parfait Onanga-Anyanga Parfait Onanga-Anyanga, Special Representative of the UNSG to the AU and Head of UNOAU, H.E. Amb. Emilia Mkusa Emilia Mkusa, Ambassador of Namibia to Ethiopia & Permanent Representative to the AU &

In Pictures: State Visit by His Majesty King of the Belgians to the Republic of Namibia facebook.com/share/p/eVvUx9…

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April 10,2024 | Today, The First Lady of Namibia @FirstLadyNam4 , H.E Mrs Sustjie Mbumba’s agenda included a visit to OAFLAD offices, followed by a great discussion with the Executive secretary Dr. Nardos Berhanu regarding her continued role as President of our organization

First Lady Sustjie Mbumba officially took over the presidency of the Organisation of African First Ladies for Development (OAFLAD) in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Mbumba, who takes over from former First Lady Monica Geingos in leading the organisation, also met Ethiopian President

TAKING CHARGE ... The new first lady of Namibia, Sustjie Mbumba, has effectively taken charge of the leadership of the Organisation of African First Ladies for Development (OAFLAD) in Ethiopia's capital, Addis Ababa.

Today, I accompanied my younger sister to her graduation - PhD in Business Administration. Proud of you shilandula shange, Dr. Sylvia Demas

Southern African countries have done well to conserve their wildlife and biodiversity-diversity. This is in sharp contrast to many Western Countries, who are the main cause for climate change and massive loss of bio-diversity due to environmentally unsustainable practices. They

2/2) Press briefing followed by the Flag Ceremony honoring the newly-elected and re-elected members of the #AU Peace and Security Council. Launch of the Commemoration of the #AU PSC20thAnniversary @ #AU HQ

3/3)… paying particular attention on the realistic timetable, political, military & security implications and to report back to #PSC by end of April 2023 . @ #AUPSC (continuation of 1205th AUPSC Mtg )

2/3) Council took note of the request by the #FGS for an #AU -Led & #UN -Authorized #PSOs to replace #ATMIS from 1 January 2025; Requested African Union to undertake a threat assessment & detailed strategic planning, working in close collaboration w/ the #FGS and #ATMIS #TCCs , ..

1/3) At today’s #AUPSC Mtg: Briefing by the Federal Gov’t of #Somalia on its proposal for Post-ATMIS Security Arrangement in #Somalia - #PSC welcomed the proposed Post-ATMIS Security Arrangement in #Somalia .

The newly elected PSC Members leave a #Swakopmund , #Namibia , with a deep understanding of the mandate, a perfect knowledge of PSC’s Protocol, working methods and Rules of Procedure. Outgoing, incumbent and incoming members exchanged views and experiences about the challenges to

📄Conclusions: Ministerial High-Level Seminar of the #AUPSC commemorating 20 years of the #AUPSC by taking stock of Women's Participation and Leadership in Peace Processes in #Africa :: 23 March 2024 - Swakopmund, Namibia 🇳🇦

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2) In Pictures- in-coming/re-elected two-year term #PSC Members. Meeting on-going @ #Swakopmund , #Namibia

1) In Pictures: Induction of newly elected members of the #AUPSC .🇳🇦
In-coming/re-elected two-year term #PSC Members ( #Angola #Botswana Cote D’Ivoire #DRC #Egypt #EquatorialGuinea #Gambia #SierraLeone #Tanzania #Uganda ).

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The High-Level Seminar in 🇳🇦 concluded, but this is by no means the end. Members of the #AUPSC agreed to launch the #Swakopmund Process, by which they will hold high-level meetings on #Women , Peace & Security every 2 years - another result of Namibia's leadership in this area.