Last week, a report emerged that hackers, probably from China, had been filching security camera footage from inside the African Union headquarters building in Ethiopia. Several years ago, AU ...

Leaders of China and the African Union have denied a published report that Beijing spied for years on the African Union headquarters through computer systems it helped install.

According to the paper, China gifted the $200 million African Union headquarters building in Adis Ababa—where representatives from all 55 African countries meet—at full cost as an ostensible ...

The African Union has achieved some peacekeeping successes but needs to improve coordination with the UN to strengthen African security, ... Building Productive Partnerships.

China denies claims it built backdoors into African Union’s headquarters for spying. An investigation by Le Monde says the AU’s HQ building was bugged by the Chinese government for five years ...

At last month’s African Union Summit in Rwanda, however, ... This in turn will require building trust and overcoming longstanding rivalries among neighboring countries.

But with the expansion of the African Union Commission’s staff from roughly 600 in the early 1990s to now well over 1,700 and the growing number of substantive tasks, this concept has evolved.