African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) Media Training Workshop in the Kingdom of Lesotho

28 June 2022 Maseru, Kingdom of Lesotho. The APRM held the first Media Training as part of a sensitization mission led by Prof Eddy Maloka on the 27th and 28th June 2022 in Maseru, the Kingdom of Lesotho. The training consisted of a series of workshops. The workshop was co-organized with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Relations, and Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) Lesotho.

A FRUITFUL PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE APRM AND THE ACERWC TOWARDS STRENGTHENING THE RIGHTS AND WELFARE OF THE CHILD IN AFRICA

16 June 2022  Maseru, Kingdom of  Lesotho. The African Peer Review Mechanism Secretariat (APRM) at the invitation of the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACERWC) participated in the High-Level Symposium on Harmful Practices Affecting Children on the occasion of the commemoration of the Day of the African Child (DAC) held on 16 June 2022 at Lesotho Avani, Maseru City, Kingdom of Lesotho.

LE AMEP CONTINUE DE SENSIBILISER ET APPUYER SES PAYS MEMBRES SUR LE PROGRAMME DE RAPPORT NATIONAL DE GOUVERNANCE (RNG)

16 Juin 2022, Djibouti. Le Secrétariat Continental du Mécanisme Africain d’Evaluation par les Pairs (MAEP), en collaboration avec le Bureau du Point Focal et le Secretariat National du MAEP au Djibouti ont abrité durant trois jours, un atelier technique portant sur le cadre d’élaboration de rapport national de gouvernance au Djibouti.

APRM STATUTORY MEETINGS IN SIERRA LEONE

Freetown, Sierra Leone, 08 June 2022 – The APRM Continental Secretariat, in collaboration with the Office of the APRM Focal Point in Sierra Leone, Ministry of Political and Public Affairs, organized a two-day technical workshop on the APRM Continental Monitoring, Evaluation & Research (ME&R) Framework for Member-States from 06th to 7th June 2022 at the Atlantic Lumbly Hotel, in Freetown, Republic of Sierra Leone.

THE AGENDA 2063 TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP TAKES CONCRETE STEPS TOWARDS THE EVALUATION OF AGENDA 2063 FIRST-TEN YEAR IMPLEMENTATION PLAN (FTIP)

20 May 2022, Nairobi. The African Commission and the AfDB/UNECA Joint Secretariat Support Office organised a technical consultation meeting between the AU-Technical Working Group on Agenda 2063 and different regional stakeholders to take stock of the current preparations for the evaluation of the First-Ten Year Implementation Plan (FTYIP) and the formulation of the Second-Ten Year Implementation Plan (STYIP) of Agenda 203: the Africa We Want.

LE BURUNDI PRÊT À RECEVOIR UNE MISION D’ÉVALUATION CIBLÉE ET UNE ÉVALUATION DE BASE EN 2022

Bujumbura, le 20 Mai 2022 – Le Ministre des Affaires Etrangères et de la Coopération au Développement du Burundi, l’Ambassadeur Albert SHINGIRO, accompagné du Directeur Général du Ministère des Affaires Etrangères chargé des Relations multilatérales, l’Ambassadeur Isaie KUBWAYO et du Directeur de l’Intégration et des Organisations régionales africaines, M. Alexis Niyonzima NTACO, a reçu en audience une délégation de haut niveau du Mécanisme Africain d’Evaluation par les Pairs (MAEP), composée du Membre du Panel des Eminentes Personnalités du MAEP en charge du Burundi, Dr. Ousmane Mamadou DIALLO, de la Directrice des Evaluations Pays, Dr. Rachel MUKAMUNANA, du Chef du Bureau de Liaison de l’Union Africaine pour les Grands Lacs et le Burundi, M. Patrick Gonzague BALAGIZI et de Dr. Valery YAO, Coordonnateur Pays du Burundi. Cette audience s’inscrit dans le cadre de la mission d’Appui qu’effectue le MAEP au Burundi et fait suite aux fructueuses consultations qui ont eu lieu entre le Secrétariat continental et le Burundi depuis son adhésion au Mécanisme le 4 février 2022 lors du 31ème Forum virtuel des Chefs d’Etat et de Gouvernement du MAEP. 

H.E DR JULIUS MAADA BIO, PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SIERRA LEONE AND CHAIRPERSON OF THE AFRICAN PEER REVIEW FORUM OF HEADS OF STATE AND GOVERNMENT, LEADS THE DISCUSSION ON UNCONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES OF GOVERNMENT AT THE 16TH EXTRAORDINARY AFRICAN UNION SUMMIT

28 May 2022, Malabo, Equatorial Guinea. At the recently held 16th Extraordinary Summit in Malabo, the Assembly mandated the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) to undertake evidence-based research to assist the African Union (AU) to comprehend better unconstitutional changes of government.

NIGER FINALISES ITS NATIONAL PLAN OF ACTION

May 2022, Niamey, Niger – The republic of Niger, becomes the third out of the four countries reviewed in 2021, to harmonise and finalise its National Programme of Action (NPoA). The African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) undertook four full reviews in 2021. Among these countries include Nigeria and South Africa (being the 2nd generation review), Niger and Namibia.