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A.U. seeks new ways of ‘silencing the guns’

A.U. leaders pledged to devote more resources to mediating an end to regional violence from a surge in civil wars and conflicts among warring groups.

By Arete News - February 10, 2020

South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa talks to reporters before the 33rd A.U. summit (AN/GCIS)

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