Pan-African Parliament opens its seventh legislature

The conference brought ministers, educators, youth and civil society together to address skills, learning and training for girls and women. A decolonial history includes gendered access to...

A high-level dialogue during the Pan-African education conference addressed conditions that shape educational access. Its focus underscores that equal schooling depends on infrastructure and safety as...

The annual observance recalls the institutional project of economic and political integration. It also invites a decolonial question about whether integration expands popular participation and...

The Pan-African Parliament began committee sittings before the first ordinary session of its seventh legislature. Parliamentary institutions can widen continental debate, although the PAP’s powers...

The forum brought African and diaspora participants together around reparative justice, Haiti solidarity and transnational cooperation. It adds civic and people-to-people organizing to the...

Following the ordinary session, the PAP’s speakers’ conference created a forum for parliamentary coordination and legislative harmonization. It raises the question of how continental lawmaking...

The AU announced PACTED 2026 under its education and skills development framework. Teacher policy is part of decolonial work because curricula, language and knowledge production shape how African...

The AU marked its anniversary with public messaging on unity and regional cooperation. The observance carries the OAU’s legacy into the present while also inviting debate about gaps between...

The conference brought Caribbean governments, researchers and advocates together under the theme “Reparatory Justice as the Coming Enlightenment.” It continues a regional reparations agenda with...

The AU’s civil society organ convened a dialogue on diaspora capital and development finance. It returns Pan-Africanism to a longstanding question of how transnational wealth can support African...