African Union summit draws to a close The 38th African Union summit has concluded in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The leaders in attendance reiterated their commitment to peace amid various conflicts affecting the continent. They expressed hope that the African Union will live up to its name by initiating reforms aligned with new leadership. | CGTN Africa

3.9K views · 109 reactions | Calls for peace and reconciliation dominate AU Summit discussions African Union Heads of State met at the 38th African Union summit in Addis Ababa, focusing on peace efforts, leadership transition, and tensions among warring parties. They also reviewed the African Union’s role in the G20, two years after gaining permanent membership. | CGTN Africa | Facebook

Talk Africa: Reinventing the African Union: Heads of State and Government meet for the 37th African Union (AU) Summit in Ethiopia’s capital, Addis Ababa this week. The continental body also marks its 22nd anniversary this year. But it’s quite a mixed bag of outcomes looking back. On the one hand, peace and security remains of critical concern. On the other, some strides have been made towards more continent-wide integration. So just where is the African Union struggling? And, in which areas does