A. Promoting military expansion across Africa
B. Focusing on building stronger ties with European countries for economic reasons
C. Encouraging the creation of regional economic blocks for intra-Africa trade and development
D. Encouraging African nations to adopt western economic systems
A. Nigeria
B. South Africa
C. Egypt
D. Algeria
A. The African Union Peace and Security Policy
B. The African Union Infrastructure Development Agenda
C. The African Union Conflict Prevention Framework
D. The African Union Social and Cultural Framework
A. The AU supports governments that come to power through any means
B. The AU condemns unconstitutional changes and has measures in place to suspend member states that experience such changes
C. The AU remains neutral and does not intervene in internal political matters
D. The AU encourages political revolutions and military coups if the situation demands it
A. African Union Youth Employment Initiative (AUYEI)
B. Africa Youth Action Plan
C. African Employment and Skill Development Programme
D. Pan-African Youth Empowerment Scheme
A. To manage Africa’s economic resources
B. To mediate political disputes between African leaders
C. To promote and safeguard peace, security, and stability in Africa
D. To organize cultural exchanges across Africa
A. The African Union exclusively supports foreign military interventions to solve African conflicts.
B. The African Union prefers diplomatic and peaceful solutions such as mediation and peacekeeping forces.
C. The African Union encourages the use of armed conflict as a first solution to crises.
D. The African Union does not intervene in political crises within member states.
A. South Africa
B. Nigeria
C. Ghana
D. Kenya
A. 2002, Thabo Mbeki
B. 2002, Alpha Oumar Konaré
C. 2005, Jean Ping
D. 2010, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma
A. The Peace and Security Council (PSC)
B. The African Court of Justice
C. The African Union Commission
D. The African Union Summit
