Africa Policy Forum

The Africa Policy Forum; Networking African scholars, researchers and policy experts for a better Africa.

[Africa Policy Forum @africanpolicy]

It is time for the rest of Europe to follow in the footsteps of Norway & Spain in recognising Palestine, for this remains the only true & meaningful path to a long lasting peace. A two state solution remains the only solution, & this can only be achieved by recognising Palestine.

[Dr. Christopher Fomunyoh @ChrisFomunyoh]

This Honorable member from #Kenya speaks common sense which #Africa urgently needs.

[Africa Policy Forum @africanpolicy]

one may as well ask,why is Africa at the cross-road in the war in Ukraine? Why are African countries being pressured and blackmailed for their respective positions?

[Africa Policy Forum @africanpolicy]

Leaders from the 50 African countries present at the US-Africa summit have a long list of issues they would want to discuss. What are the top key issues of common interest you think African Leaders should raise at the summit?
#USAfricaLeadersSummit22

[Africa Policy Forum @africanpolicy]

The African Union politics and double standards is one of the driving forces being the rising number of coups across Africa.

[Africa Policy Forum @africanpolicy]

Chad's constitution must be respected. To ensure a smooth transition of power in the country, any transitional or caretaker government being put into place must be in line with the constitution.

[Africa Policy Forum @africanpolicy]

We call on the @_AfricanUnion to take the appropriate steps to ensure a smooth transition of power in Chad, and the transition must be constitutional.

[Africa Policy Forum @africanpolicy]

To ensure a return of sustainable peace, we urge the Ethiopian Gov't under PM Abih to open up a corridor for dialogue with leaders of the Tigray region. Ruling out dialogue should never be an option when sustainable peace is the end goal.

[Africa Policy Forum @africanpolicy]

Urgent steps must be taken to deescalate growing tensions between the Ethiopian forces and the Tigray fighters. Both sides must be encouraged to reengage in negotiations. #EndTigrayConflict

[Africa Policy Forum @africanpolicy]

Will a Biden presidency make any difference in the US-Africa relationship? Or rather, what would a Biden presidency mean for Africa?
https://t.co/qm70zaMwFf

[Africa Policy Forum @africanpolicy]

Growth and development across Africa is inextricably bind to peace and security across the continent. They go hand in hand

[Africa Policy Forum @africanpolicy]

This is unacceptable, and should be thoroughly investigated. Such cruelty has no place in today's world. Whoever the perpetrators are must be brought to justice. https://t.co/IvL5g6PeRi

[Eric Acha @EricAcha1]

Welcome to #Cameroon where human life has no meaning in the eyes of a brutal military that summarilly executes women, children & babies without shame, in the name of fighting terrorism. Who is the terrorist here? @IntlCrimCourt
@USEmbYaounde @StateDept @Reuters @CNN @FRANCE24

[African Union Political Affairs Peace and Security @AUC_PAPS]

#PSC strongly condemned abduction of women &children &their uses as weapons of war; agreed to push discussion at level of Heads of State; reiterated AU's #ZeroTolerance on VAWGs &SGBV; urged for a Special Envoy on Children, greater participation of women &Safe Schools Declaration

[Ambassador Madeira @AmbFMadeira]

The Federal M. States remain key partners in the fight against terrorism & our close collaboration is vital to our mutual success. #AMISOM continues to stand side by side with them as they work to bring stability by setting up governance structures in areas AMISOM has liberated.

[Africa Policy Forum @africanpolicy]

The Anglophone conflict in #Cameroon risk escalating and destabilising the region if preventive measures and not quickly taken.

#PreventiveConflicts

[Africa Policy Forum @africanpolicy]

The Anglophone Crisis in #Cameroon now turning into an armed conflict does not require a quick short-term fix as a lasting solution. We call on the parties involved to address the root cause of the problem, as a way to ensure a lasting solution.

[Africa Policy Forum @africanpolicy]

The Anglophone Crisis in #Cameroon now turning into an armed conflict does not require a quick short-term fix as a lasting solution. We call on the parties involved to address the root cause of the problem, as a way to ensure a lasting solution.

[Africa Policy Forum @africanpolicy]

Wrong move! https://t.co/psKVBbanuR

[The EastAfrican @The_EastAfrican]

Tanzania withdraws from UN refugee programme https://t.co/Q7CZbf7rPq

[Africa Policy Forum @africanpolicy]

The APF congratulate H.E. @PaulKagame upon assuming the presidency of the union. Sir we hope you will use your high office to move the continent closer to the core objectives of the Union.

[Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala @NOIweala]

#Rwanda is a good example the #AUReform can be done! All Africans can now travel to Rwanda and obtain visa on arrival.