Chido Mutangadura | ISS Africa

While the AU is a credible security sector reform player, enhanced alliances could be a game changer.

President Ndayishimiye’s purge of top officials shows the fragility of recent economic and political policy changes.

Without trust between Kiir and Machar, the vital task of uniting the security forces will remain undone.

After failing to win legislative elections by a wide margin, Barrow will struggle to control the constitutional reform process.

The country is rehabilitating its global image, but do its domestic reforms hold up to scrutiny?

Capacity, funding and innovation could improve the African Union’s record on post-conflict reconstruction and development.

The president’s new alliance will make it difficult to meet electoral promises of justice for Jammeh-era violations.

Violent clashes between armed factions in Riek Machar’s camp highlight the urgency of creating a unified defence force.

Instead of supporting security sector reform when conflicts end, the AU should use its influence to avert crises.

Despite a strong track record on police and military reform, SA’s foreign policy on the issue hasn’t been clear.

This report explores the reform processes and provides practical recommendations on implementing SSR in the country.

The UN’s anniversary is a good time for individual states to show why global institutions and multilateralism matter.