The Organization of African Unity (OAU) was established in 1963 and originally consisted of 32 member states. Its members included countries such as Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, and Nigeria, among others. The OAU aimed to promote unity and cooperation among African nations and to support decolonization efforts. In 2001, the OAU was transformed into the African Union (AU), which expanded its membership and mandate.
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OAU stands for the Organization of African Unity.
the oau was formed on the 25 of may 1963
While the AU has done much to remedy the weaknesses of the OAU, to note that the organization did have strengths, particularly normative ones, in the process of being moulded into shape and developing as we discuss.
Organization of African Unity
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The Organization of African Unity (OAU), established in 1963, aimed to promote unity and solidarity among African nations, foster regional cooperation, and support decolonization efforts across the continent. Its primary functions included addressing issues of peace and security, advocating for political and economic integration, and promoting social and cultural ties among member states. The OAU also worked to defend the sovereignty and territorial integrity of African countries. In 2001, it was succeeded by the African Union (AU), which expanded its focus to include economic development and integration.
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Dr.Amara Essy