The Pan-African Parliament (PAP), also known as the African Parliament, is working around the clock to restore its image under the new leadership following the scenes that hogged headlines last year.
This is after the PAP descended into chaos with some of the Members of Parliament (MPs) exchanging blows over the principle of regional rotation in the election of the Bureau, forcing the session of May 2021 to be aborted.
The Chairperson of the Southern Caucus of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP), Ms Pemmy Majodina, tabling the report on the region's recommendations for amendments in the PAP Rules of Procedure. pic.twitter.com/bnHvjHQ2mz
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The discourse emitted from the southern and northern delegates demanded the rotation of leadership in other African five regions, saying the position should be rotated to end the dominance of regions.
“First of all, what was seen on TV were unfortunate events
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