James Butty
March 11, 2014
On January 24th, African Union Commission Chairperson Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma released her vision for Africa's future.
The African Agenda 2063 seeks to rekindle the passion for Pan-Africanism. It calls for promotion of peace and stability, expansion of agricultural production, inclusive economic development and industrialization, and mainstreaming women and youth participation in African Union activities.
On Saturday (March 15), Africans worldwide are being invited to attend a conference call to discuss Dlamini-Zuma's vision. (Continue reading)
(You can also listen to some parts of the actual interview as well).
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