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MY MOTIVATION TO JOIN THE AUSC By OKIRING JOHN PAUL.
Dear president best regards, I am OKIRING JOHN PAUL, a finalist
offering a bachelor’s of science in fisheries and aquaculture, in July 2016 is
when I first heard about the AUSC- FOR THE BETTER AFRICA WE DESERVE, I WAS
INSPIRED AND MOTIVATED TO JOIN SUCH A NOBLE ORDANISATION which would help unite
Africa in the years to come, with the awareness that AFRICA’S population is
comprised of the youth at a higher percentage, scholars who have ideas for a
united Africa. I realized that if we the students could unite then the future
of Africa would be brighter, I dream of a united continent where countries in
future with come together in unison to uplift the image of the land of an
African man, through your vision MY president, of AUSC, I to have an AFRICA
full of peace, an independent Africa, an Africa that can be self-sustaining in
terms of development, peace, and social relations among the sister countries
within our vast continent.
HIS EXCELLENCY, regarding my input to the vision and mission
of the AUSC, I intend to see the AUSC established in my country for the better
Africa we deserve.
First i want to create a bridge to the communication gap
between the AUSC office in UGANDA and your office.
Through effective communication our people will be able to
understand better what the AUSC is and what it means, that way more interest
will be gained hence having more recruits and thus a more active AUSC.
Thanks
OKIRING JOHN PAUL
AUSC UGANDA EASTERN ZONE REPRESENTATIVE.
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(Urgent and Important)
African Union Dialogue with
Africans in the United Nation
Tuesday,
September 19th,
2017
5:30 PM -7:00 PM
Permanent Observer Mission of the African Union to
the UN
5th Floor
305 East 47th Street
3 Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza
5th Floor
305 East 47th Street
3 Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza
Theme
Maximizing Africa’s
and opportunities from the
and opportunities from the
Objectives
The overarching goal is to institutionalize
dialogues between the African Union and the
Africans in the United Nations System, as a platform
for harvesting and honing ideas for Africa’s maximum
benefits in the global arena as articulated in Agenda
2063. The specific objectives are to:
• Update Africans in the United Nations System
on pertinent development issues i on the continent
and the efforts of the African Union in accelerating
regional and continental development as well as
the promotion of sustainable peace and stability;
• Discuss Africa’s opportunities and how these
could be harnessed and maximized for Africa’s
growth and development as well as maintenance
of peace and security;
• Deliberate on how a ‘fit for purpose’ UN can
help accelerate the achievement of the 2030
Agenda for sustainable Development; and
• Create a platform where Africans in the UN
can have continuous engagement with the
African Union in their areas of competence and
meaningfully contribute to the achievement of its
objectives.
Key speakers
H.E. Alpha Condé
The President of Guinea and the Chairperson of the African Union
H.E. Paul Kagame
President of Rwanda and the Chairperson of the African Union Reform Committee
H.E. Moussa Faki Mahamat
The Chairperson of the African Union Commission
Ms. Amina Mohammed
Deputy Secretary General of the United Nations
Ms. Bineta Diop
African Union Special Envoy on Women, Peace and Security
Mr. Adama Dieng
The Special Adviser to the UN Secretary General on the Prevention of Genocide
Ms. Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka
Executive Director, UN Women
Mr. Yasser ElKady
Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Egypt
H.E Dr. Gemedo Dalle
Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Ethiopia
Ms. Lucia Bakalumpagi - Wamala
Founder, Bakulu Renewable Power, Uganda
Mr Djibril Diallo
Director, Regional Support Team West and Central Africa, UNAIDS (moderator)
The President of Guinea and the Chairperson of the African Union
H.E. Paul Kagame
President of Rwanda and the Chairperson of the African Union Reform Committee
H.E. Moussa Faki Mahamat
The Chairperson of the African Union Commission
Ms. Amina Mohammed
Deputy Secretary General of the United Nations
Ms. Bineta Diop
African Union Special Envoy on Women, Peace and Security
Mr. Adama Dieng
The Special Adviser to the UN Secretary General on the Prevention of Genocide
Ms. Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka
Executive Director, UN Women
Mr. Yasser ElKady
Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Egypt
H.E Dr. Gemedo Dalle
Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Ethiopia
Ms. Lucia Bakalumpagi - Wamala
Founder, Bakulu Renewable Power, Uganda
Mr Djibril Diallo
Director, Regional Support Team West and Central Africa, UNAIDS (moderator)
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Press release:
Joint Press Release - 13th Meeting of the United Nations-African Union Joint Task Force On Peace and Security
The Joint Task
Force (JTF) welcomed the signing of the Joint United Nations-African
Union Framework for Enhanced Partnership in Peace and Security on 19
April
NEW YORK, United
States of America, September 18, 2017,-/African Media Agency (AMA)/- On
15 September 2017, the United Nations-African Union Joint Task Force on
Peace and Security held its thirteenth consultative meeting at UN
Headquarters, in New York, on the margins of the 72nd session of the
United Nations General Assembly.
The African Union
(AU) Commission and the United Nations (UN) Secretariat were represented
respectively by Commissioner Smaïl Chergui (Peace and Security),
Commissioner Minata Samaté/Cessouma (Political Affairs) and the
Under-Secretaries-Generals Jeffrey Feltman (Political Affairs),
Jean-Pierre Lacroix (Peacekeeping Operations) and Atul Khare (Field
Support). They were accompanied by other senior officials from the two
organizations.
The Joint Task
Force (JTF) welcomed the signing of the Joint United Nations-African
Union Framework for Enhanced Partnership in Peace and Security on 19
April, which includes four key action areas: preventing and mediating
conflict and sustaining peace; responding to conflict; addressing root
causes; and continuously reviewing and enhancing the partnership. The
JTF noted that the Framework, a key milestone of the reinvigorated UN-AU
partnership, provides a comprehensive strategic vision for enhanced
cooperation as UN and AU jointly address peace and security challenges
across the continent. The JTF further welcomed the progress in
implementation of the Joint Framework and stressed the need to maintain
the positive momentum towards further joint actions.
On the basis of the
Framework, the JTF discussed issues of common interest and identified
areas of collaboration in a number of countries. In particular, the JTF
reviewed the situations in Somalia, Guinea-Bissau, South Sudan, the
Democratic Republic of the Congo, Mali and the Sahel and Central African
Republic. UN and AU also exchanged views on the two organizations'
initiatives on conflict prevention and sustaining peace.
On Somalia, the
meeting exchanged views on recent political developments and agreed to
continue working together in support of the political process in Somalia
and a condition-based exit of AMISOM, in line with the PSC Communique
and Security Council resolution on the AMISOM strategic review. The JTF
paid tribute to AMISOM for its sacrifices, and reaffirmed that military
operations in Somalia should be conducted in line with international
humanitarian and human rights law and that UN support would be provided
in line with the Secretary-General's Human Rights Due Diligence Policy
(HRDDP). The meeting agreed that AU and UN would continue to take steps
towards securing predictable, flexible and sustainable funding for
AMISOM, in particular in the context of resolution 2372. The JTF
established that demonstrating progress of the transition will be
imperative to galvanize political and financial support from the Member
States and partners. They agreed on the need to coordinate efforts to
help build the capacity of Somali security forces.
On South Sudan,
the JTF expressed serious concern about the continuing violence and
stressed the importance of IGAD-AU-UN partnership to bring the peace
process back on track. UN and AU cautioned that the continuing violence
and instability was leading to further fragmentation of the country, and
abominable suffering for civilian populations. They strongly condemned
the massive violations of human rights and human toll of the conflict
which is aggravating the already dire humanitarian situation including
forcing internal displacement of the population while others are
compelled to become refugees in other countries. They urged all parties
to advance progress with respect to justice and accountability without
which there will be no sustainable peace. They welcomed the proposed
IGAD High level Revitalization Forum and committed to actively support
IGAD in revamping the peace process, including through coordinated
efforts of UN and AU senior officials. They urged all parties to fully
implement the peace agreement and ensure an all-inclusive national
dialogue. They welcomed the progress made in the deployment of the
Regional Protection Force, and look forward to its full and speedy
completion. They also welcomed progress with the establishment of the
Hybrid Court. The meeting further condemned the continued abuses of
human rights particularly sexual violence against women and girls. They
commended the neighbouring countries for hosting large numbers of
refugees.
On the Democratic
Republic of the Congo, UN and AU exchanged views on the political
situation with a view to support further progress in the implementation
of the 31 December 2016 political agreement. They expressed concern
about the security and human rights situation in several areas of Kasaï
and Kasaï central provinces leading to untold violence against civilians
and massive displacement of persons and encouraged DRC authorities to
cooperate with international investigations of serious human rights
violations and other killings in the Kasaï. They underscored the need
for regional actors and international partners, including ICGLR and
SADC, to remain united in calling on political stakeholders to swiftly
implement the 31 December agreement, resort to dialogue to resolve
differences, and to take steps that would help organize elections as
soon as possible. The meeting welcomed the convening in the DRC on 19
October 2017 of a Regional Summit of the Guarantors of the Framework
Agreement for Peace, Security, and Cooperation for DRC and the region.
AU and UN agreed to work together to support efforts by the Congolese
stakeholders to implement the confidence building measures provided for
by the Political Agreement, as well as to ensure coordinated support to
the electoral process, including with respect to the mobilization of the
required financial and logistical resources.
On Mali, UN and AU
called on the Government to continue making implementation of the peace
agreement a key priority, including with regard to the setting up of
interim political and security arrangements. They agreed to work
together to intensify engagement with the signatory parties in Mali to
remain committed to the implementation of the peace agreement, respect
the ceasefire agreements and to promote inclusivity in the peace
process.
On the Sahel, UN
and AU welcomed the creation of the G5 Sahel Joint Force, noting the
potential of the joint force to create a more enabling environment for
MINUSMA and to address security threats for which MINUSMA is not suited.
They underscored the importance of framing the military response by the
G5 Sahel around clear strategic and political objectives that support
ongoing peace and stabilisation efforts in Mali and the broader Sahel.
In this regard, they agreed on the need to facilitate stronger links
between the G5 Sahel Joint Force, the African Union Peace and Security
Architecture and Nouakchott process, and to work with all partners to
that end.
Regarding the
situation in the Central African Republic, UN and AU took note of the
progress made, noting however that formidable challenges remain that
require sustained commitment to consolidate the gains of the transition.
They expressed concern over the continued high levels of ethnic-based
violence and targeting of minorities. They also strongly condemned the
attacks against peacekeepers and aid workers as well as continued
attempts to undermine the peacekeeping operation. UN and AU welcomed the
concerted efforts by the region, AU, UN and other stakeholders to
revitalize the peace process, particularly the operationalization of the
Africa Initiative. They encouraged key stakeholders to play a
constructive role in the peace process and to speak with one voice in
supporting a unified mediation process on the basis of a single roadmap
and to strongly echo the call to adhere to the immediate cessation of
hostilities. They discussed options for the UN's partnership with AU on
the African Initiative, including at the political, technical and
logistical level. They welcomed the inaugural meeting of the Panel of
Facilitators of the African Initiative and urged it to expeditiously
facilitate implementation of the Initiative's roadmap.
On Guinea Bissau,
the JTF noted with concern the continuing political impasse in the
country and called on the prompt appointment of a consensual Prime
Minister and the re-establishment of a functioning, inclusive Government
until the holding of timely legislative elections by 2018 on the basis
of the Conakry Agreement. The JTF also reiterated strong support for the
ECOWAS-led mediation efforts in Guinea Bissau.
On Libya, the
meeting discussed recent developments in the country, including the
outcome of the latest summit of the High Level Committee on Libya, which
called for a harmonized approach of peace efforts in Libya. UN and AU
looked forward to the holding of the high-level event on Libya on the
margins of the 72nd session of the UN General Assembly to further
coordinate and harmonize peace and security initiatives in Libya.
The Joint Task
Force also discussed AU and UN collaboration in conflict prevention. The
meeting agreed that AU and UN should work together to promote a renewed
commitment towards conflict prevention and mediation, including through
the promotion of human rights, democracy and good governance as well as
through advocacy in their respective Member States. The JTF agreed on
the need to strengthen national peace infrastructures and mechanisms,
working with women and the private sector. The UN Secretariat and AU
Commission agreed to work to deepen cooperation on peace and security
including through strengthening working-level mechanisms for information
sharing, and carrying out joint messaging and, where possible, joint,
coordinated conflict prevention efforts. The JTF also welcomed AU
efforts to enhance accountability in peace support operations, and
looked forward to continuing joint work on the development and
strengthening of accountability frameworks.
On sustaining
peace, the Joint Task Force exchanged views on the electoral process in
Kenya, as well as on the modalities for post-UNMIL action and engagement
in Liberia, including the possibilities of a reinforced AU presence.
The Joint Task Force welcomed the AU's collaboration in the context of
the electoral process in Liberia and underlined the need for the
international community to accompany the next government in its efforts
to sustain and consolidate peace.
Distributed by African Media Agency (AMA) on behalf of United Nations - Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General.
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Comments from:
WORLD AFRICAN DIASPORA UNION
Pan African Agenda - ACTION Min. P.D. Menelik Harris
by Min. Menelik
The
real deal is that we have been betrayed by key members of the Black
elite in Africa and the Diaspora who are serving colonialists and the
AU/Africa is now closer than every to become under United Nations
supervision again. All should know that the UN is under the control of
global powers... and so this is re-colonization by another name. We were
warned that it does pay to betray. Read the article below showing
terror war and chaos across Africa starting with Obama war on Africa ---
the Africa Trail of Treachery!!! Min. Menelik.
Source: [SelfHelpNews] FW: PAA --- WADU to Revive Africa Towns for All African Government; A sovereign monetary policy; a sovereign monetary policy; Nigeria's War on Nigerians; Venezuela Just Stopped Accepting; nukes to avoid Libya’s fate’; Who Rules America?; Germany sets dire
From: Pan Africanism or Perish! Sec. Gen. Menelik/http://www.wadupam.
Sent: 18 September 2017 21:29
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WORLD AFRICAN DIASPORA UNION
Pan African Agenda - ACTION Min. P.D. Menelik Harris
In this PAA, WADU
is still on track for its Summit in Florida but assessing the effects
of the devastating effects of the hurricane on Florida, the Southeast
and especially parts of the Caribbean. The 10th anniversary Summit will project ways to move WADU
and the Pan African Movement forward to revive the Garvey-Nkrumah Plan
for the United States of Africa called by the best of our leaders for a
Union Government of Africa.
With much of the colonial nations in Africa and the Diaspora still subjugated, WADU will be pushing for the 21st
century renewal plan for a United States of Africa is to revive and
expand Africa Towns States across the African Diaspora and in Africa to
establish our Union Government. This arrangement was the basis for the
liberation of African people starting with the Maroons’ Towns of Jamaica
and elsewhere, especially across the Americas. A major part of the plan
is for Min. Menelik, who helped to spearhead the historic Africa Trade
Bill (AGOA), to push for an All African Trade zone across the Diaspora
All African Towns to conduct commerce with Africa and the rest of the
world.
In addition to WADU
focusing on the United States of Africa at the Summit in Florida, we
will also push for the greater integration of the Diaspora across the
Americas with Africa and press for the ending of embargo against Cuba.
With the degeneration of Africa, it is imperative to strengthen Cuba and
CARICOM with the resurrection of Africa Towns to renew, secure and
maintain our trajectory as African people for victory and greatness. The
United States of Africa Towns will also only prioritize political,
economic and cultural ties with regions, nations and Africa Towns in
Africa that are supportive our Government Union, of Repatriation and
Reparations. Consequently, we are urging all serious Pan African
nationalists to participate or support the upcoming anniversary the
United States of Africa Summit in 2017. We need you because without a
Union Government, Africans are doomed to further enslavement. For more information, please contact us at wadupam@aol.com.
Next,
we are calling on all Africans to support the campaign against the CFA –
the French colonial slave system pushed by one of the few courageous
leaders of Africa brother Kemy. By being fired up against colonial
slavery, we can take global actions against France's imperial slave
system which is one of the most enduring slave legacies in Africa. As a
matter of fact, in the recent war on Africa, France used its slave model
called Francafique to lead Europeans in the re-colonization war on
Africa. Similar slave system in the USA was used with Obama as the main
agent for the invasion of Africa with Sarkozy of France, the UK and
Saudia as an unholy war on Africa for our resources. Family, it is
important to support this “campaign of fire” on the CFA across the
African world to mark President Kwame Nkrumah's birthday on September 21, 2017.
Finally, we must ensure that all Africans are engage in organizations serving African people, especially our youth.
Remember, Obama and other imperial nations have been training a new
breed of youth as Trojans to continue our colonial enslavement. Thus,
those organizations that are weak, we have a duty to strengthen them,
especially if they and the leaders have a history of credible and
courageous service. However, if these and the leaders have been employed
(or recycled) against our interests, these should be placed in the
garbage of history. Indeed, WADU has had one of
the greatest collective leadership in our history in service of our
people and so had become a high target by our enemies to be hijacked and
destroyed, like others. Thankfully, unlike other organizations with
weak leadership, we had some bold ones who took decisive actions to
counter the compradors from further contaminating our people to promote
the war on Africa-ns.
Now,
to help expedite countering these colonial leaders, nations and states
in Africa and beyond, let’s rebuild our United States of Africa-Towns
into States, conduct preferential trade with each other and create a
Union Government in Africa based upon Ubuntu, for authentic African
power in the world. Min. Menelik
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PAA
--- A sovereign monetary policy; a sovereign monetary policy; Venezuela
Just Stopped Accepting; nukes to avoid Libya’s fate’; Who Rules
America?; Germany sets direction for Europe; "Just like slaves"; the
Bush Doctor; 'Africans have no real desire; Washington’s ‘Regime Change’
WARS; Whose Capital, Whose State?; Fanon, race & politics; set fire
to a CFA; Lumumba delivers; We have messed up; Bantu Steve Biko's ;
Human capital crisis ; The Role of the African Union; Be wary of
globalisation; S. Sudan Falling; colonial currency.; China’s Expanding
Military; A Faith Crisis in Jamaica; East Africa's Hunger
Crisis; Nigeria Expands War on Nigerians...
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PAN AFRICAN
Business and Financial Times on MSN.com - It is estimated that US $150 billion,
the equivalent of 25% of gross continental income is lost annually
through public sector corruption in Africa. The figures for some
individual countries are depressing. This implies that technically, if
Africa is able to deal with corruption, the continent will have enough
fiscal stimulus every year to implement her own ‘Marshall Plan’... https://www.msn.com/
AllAfrica - Some northerners have expressed support for the ongoing militaryoperation in the south-east ... The group said it would take the matter to the international community, including ...
herald.co.zw - Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa has warned Africans to be wary of globalisation, saying the concept was being used to mask imperialism and the destruction of African identity. VP ... http://www.herald.co.zw/
Rwanda New Times - Either we agree or not, but there is a lot of evidence to attest to this. For instance, there are some African French speaking countries, which are still using the Franc CFA. ... http://www.newtimes.co.rw/
mostlyeconomics.wordpress.com
africanews.com - The European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker says Africans are not showing the real desire to leave the CFA franc zone which consists of 14 countries in Africa who use the two ...
African Independent - The world is facing a talent crisis, and African countries
have been among those who are failing in its efforts to maximize its
citizens’ economic potential, according to the World ... https://www.africanindy.
CNN - At
its heart, Black Consciousness demanded pride, self-assertion, and
self-confidence. Biko's idea was that this would in turn ... http://www.cnn.com/2017/09/
We have messed up — Mugabe - (Yebo, Africans are not Free)
News Day - together we have won and here is now a free country, ours together,” he said. The attack came hardly two weeks after Mugabe blasted the late former South African President Nelson... https://www.newsday.co.zw/
ENCA - Lumumba is the director and CEO of the Kenya School
of Law and author of books on legal subjects ... He had been expelled
from the University of Limpopo, then known as Turfloop, for ... https://www.enca.com/south-
Quartz - Cameroon and three other central African nations. In the Comoros, the CFA is known as the Comorian Franc. Burning the CFA is a criminal offence, and Seba stood trial along with the man ... https://qz.com/1073039/
Open Democracy - And it’s terrible. Francophone states in Africa are obliged to pay a kind of tax from colonial times. If they don’t, they are expelled from the CFA[franc currency] system.Nobody thinks ...
Black Agenda Report - (In neighboring Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe was at least able to transfer ... China has advised African countries to choose their own path to development. China now favors a free movement ... https://www.
GLOBAL AFRICA
4thmedia.org - Post-invasion
investigations knocked down Bush’s WMD myth in Iraq, and a British
parliamentary inquiry concluded that Western governments misrepresented
the situation in eastern Libya ...
Reuters - The voyage from North Africa, primarily Libya,
across the Central Mediterranean to Italy and the route between Turkey
and Greece known as the Eastern Mediterranean route have become the ...
WTOP - People gathered outside of The Howard Theatre in D.C. Sunday morning to celebrate the life of comedy legend and civil rights activist Dick Gregory. WASHINGTON — People gathered outside ... http://wtop.com/dc/2017/09/
onlineethiopia.net - Throughou
howafrica.com - The emotive open deliberation around the continued use of CFA franc has once again resurfaced in a few countries in West and Central Africa, with a few specialists contending that the ... http://howafrica.com/here-is-
wvi.org - World Vision continues to respond to a hunger crisis in
Somalia, South Sudan, Ethiopia and Kenya and has reached more than 2
million people in its response efforts since the beginning...
Eurasia Review - 11 March, 2011. https://jamestown.org/program/
Press TV - North Korea is building up a formidable nuclear arsenal in order to avoid the fate of Libya and Iraq, an American writer and retired professor says. James Petras, who has written dozens ...
thedailycoin.org - With Europe
greanvillepost.com - In sum, what is killing America and the world is its advanced stage of toxic capitalism and inevitable imperialism. This roadmap to various ... the massive US trade deficit with China ...
Cyprus Mail - Germany is Europe’s
leader. The fact that the German word for leader ... in a sweeping
criticism of Italian cultural bureaucracy. This is hardly German imperialism, but it is ... http://www.bangkokpost.com/
The
IAM Ubuntu led the organizing of the African Diaspora as a Pan African
sacred force starting in 1999 by pulling together some of the most
powerful leaders like Freedom Fighter Baba Elombe Brath, with the High
Priest MLK Fellow Dr. Ndugu T'Ofori-Atta, and later, even the
"legendary" Ambassador Dudley Thompson to create WADU. The mission is to support the AU united states of Africa AU government. WADU
has since led the way, but with Africa under siege and the hijacking of
major global organizations through weapons of mass deceptions, threats,
lies and bribes, we must redouble our efforts to save ourselves. We are
urging you who are sacred to join IAMU or any other with the authentic
Pan African spiritual force essential to reinforcing the Pan African
Movement. Family, the current situation calls for Pan African
repatriation teams for the building of the All Afrikan government for
our "second liberation" as called by Baba Brath (2005) and recently by
Baba Mugabe. Minister Menelik of IAMU/Co-Founder WADU
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