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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 53423, member: 636"]
Pan-African Parliament leader Chief Fortune Charumbira denounced poor management of continental disputes during a recent gathering with African Union security officials. The retreat took place in Midrand, South Africa, marking the first collaboration between these organizations since 2013. Charumbira expressed embarrassment over the extended gap between meetings while violence persists across multiple regions.

Armed conflicts continue devastating eastern Democratic Republic of Congo after three decades of bloodshed. Political instability affects Libya while military takeovers sweep through West African nations. Extremist groups terrorize Sahel communities and threaten Mozambique's Cabo Delgado province through persistent attacks.

The parliament president condemned attempts to delay their institutional cooperation. Constitutional mandates require both bodies to maintain regular communication for effective peacekeeping efforts. Peace and Security Council leader Rebecca Otengo acknowledged their shared responsibilities. She emphasized difficulties implementing council decisions across member states. Both institutions committed to developing stronger partnerships for addressing regional security challenges.
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