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Dr Dlamini-Zuma in her critique of the AU during the 32nd Ordinary Session of the Permanent Representative Committee stated “you are most closely aware of the impact of the over-reliance on outside funding have on the Commission and organs, and on our ability to focus on the continental priorities. The reality remains, that he who pays the piper, calls the tune.”
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Every week there is probably an AU Watch event going on around were you live. Read More
At AU Watch we are committed to the cause of Africa, whether that is lobbying to get a particular legislation passed or for a committed volunteer wanting to learn new skills.We also work with schools, CSOs and social enterprises, supporting and strengthening their operations. AU Watch is working with a few local CSOs and schools in West Africa to help them get connect to the Web. We are on the lookout for volunteers and have a number of different ways you can contribute and help us make change happen.
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Want to know more about what we are doing and how we work? Depending on the country where you are our offices are open to all, offering a range of activities and spaces to enjoy and our reading rooms for research. Why don’t you write to us or pay us a visit? Come and see for yourself how we work. There are plenty of ways to get to know us in person. Our sites in Banjul and Dakar have a bookshop and coffee shop. As well as researching, there is a range of events, exhibitions, talks and workshops here to get involved in. Plan your visit, or find out about our events, exhibitions or talks.
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