The Pan-African Parliament has been tasked with finding sustainable solutions for African migration and discussing potential reforms to the United Nations Security Council.
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Updated Jul 31
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What happened
The Pan-African Parliament has been tasked with finding sustainable solutions for African migration and discussing potential reforms to the United Nations Security Council.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- African institutions, including the Pan-African Parliament and African Union, are calling for continental unity and greater representation in the UNSC.Sub-event
Parliament tasked with migration solutions and UNSC reform.1 source
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The Pan-African Parliament is convening under the African Union's theme, with South Africa hosting the headquarters and Cyril Ramaphosa scheduled to address the opening session.Also in this story
- The Pan-African Parliament discussed African trade issues, including the impact of US tariffs on South Africa.
- The Pan-African Parliament addressed the African Union's 2026 theme, focusing specifically on water security.
The entities involved
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Pan-African Parliament
legislative arm of the African Union
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Africa
continent
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Cyril Ramaphosa
President of South Africa since 2018
Related events
- An Inter-Ministerial Committee on Migration was established by President Ramaphosa on September 8 to handle all matters related to migration in South Africa.
- South Africa's cabinet approved a Comprehensive Approach for Migration Management on June 7.
- President Ramaphosa delegated immigration enforcement responsibility to the state and addressed public concerns about migration and rule of law.
- Japan and African leaders coordinated efforts to push for urgent structural reforms within the UN.
- EFF pressures South African government on migration issues while President Ramaphosa addresses anti-migrant sentiment.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- channelafrica.co.za
- jacarandafm.comRamaphosa urges African leaders to address root causes of migration