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| - The flag of the African Union, formerly also used by its predecessor the Organisation of African Unity is composed of a broad green horizontal stripe at the top followed by a narrow band of gold. Below is a broad white stripe bearing the Emblem of the African Union at its center followed by a narrow gold band and broad green stripe at the bottom.
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- One of the last of the consolidated states, the consolidation was forced by the Grand Blockade of 2141-2144 CE which was ordered by the Grand Alliance of consolidated states as a result of the limited nuclear exchange that destroyed Jerusalem and Pretoria in September, 2139 CE. The pivotal event in the blockade was the Zulu Hour Ultimatum. The African Union was officially accepted by the United Nations on New Years Day, 2200 CE. The Union was comprised of all of the sub-Saharan states on the African continent with its capital at Nairobi, Kenya.
- The African Union (abbreviated AU in English, and UA in its other official languages) is an intergovernmental organisation consisting of 53 African states. Established on 9 July 2002, the AU was formed as a successor to the Organisation of African Unity (OAU). The most important decisions of the AU are made by the Assembly of the African Union, a twice-yearly meeting of the heads of state and government of its member states. The AU's secretariat, the African Union Commission, is based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. During the February 2009 Union meeting headed by Libyan leader Gaddafi, it was resolved that the African Union Commission would become the African Union Authority.
- The African Union (abbreviated AU), founded in July 2002, is the successor organisation to the Organisation of African Unity (OAU). Modelled after the European Union (but currently with powers closer to the Commonwealth of Nations), it aims to help promote democracy, human rights and development across Africa, especially by increasing foreign investment through the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) programme. Its first chairman was South African president Thabo Mbeki.
- The Africa Union (AU or UA in other languages, more commonly Africa) is a political union comprisied of 55 former African states, covering 11.7 million square miles, and possessing a population of more than 1.042 billion people. United following the Pan-African Congress of 1963, all of the African Union members who joined where formerly a member of Organization of African Unity–a short-lived two-year old union formed in 1961 which directly proceeded the African Union. A relatively wealthy nation, the African Union is strong superpower that managed to resolve by word or by sword, the majority of Africa's cronic issues, including the poor demarcation of post-colonial borders which divided ethnic groups, squeezed large and powerful rival tribes into the same nations, and left many of the new
- The African Union (AU) is an international entity that currently consist of representative of all countries on the African continent save for Morocco which left after the AU recognized the government of Western Sahara whose territory Morocco claims as its own. The AU's aim is to promote peace, democracy and stability on the continent trough dialogue between its members as a way of conflict resolution. The AU has attempted since 2003 to set up an African Standby Force that could be mobilized at a moments notice but has so far had mixed results with its regional components.
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