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Politics and Pan-Africanism

This book is dedicated to my mother, Elaine Florence Jampies Nagar, for her tremendous efforts towards my education, and to my Father, Davidson Bhana Nagar, who taught me about politics in his own simplistic way.

Politics and Pan-Africanism

Diplomacy, Regional Economies and Peace-Building in Contemporary Africa

Dawn Nagar

Contents

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Tomasz Hoskins, chief editor at I.B. Tauris, and his publication team, particularly Mr Nayiri Kendir and Mrs Kalyani Kanekal, for their tremendous support in completing this book. My sincere appreciation goes to Professor Gilbert M. Khadiagala, former head of international relations at the University of the Witwatersrand, for his incredible knowledge and tremendous support afforded to me during my doctoral studies of which this book is a product of. I am also equally grateful for the support of my four daughters, Simne, Danielle, Marcel and Nina, as without them I would not have completed this publication. I also express my sincere gratitude to the Faculty of Humanities, University of Johannesburg, as my affiliation status during the completion and production of this book, for allowing me the opportunity to contribute to African knowledge. All thanks goes to the Almighty God.

4IR	Fourth Industrial Revolution
ACFTA	African Continental Free Trade Agreement (also referred to as the Continental Free Trade Area (CFTA)
ACIRC	African Capacity for Immediate Response to Crises
ACP	African, Caribbean and Pacific group of states
ACRF	African Crisis Response Force
ACRT	African Regional Centre for Technology Design and Manufacturing
ADF-NALU	Allied Democratic Forces National Army for the Liberation of Uganda
AEC	African Economic Community
AfDB	African Development Bank
AGOA	African Growth and Opportunity Act
AHI	Afrikaanse Handelsinstituut
AMU	Arab Maghreb Union
ANC	African National Congress
APPER	Africas Priority Programme for Economic Recovery
APRM	African Peer Review Mechanism
APSA	African Peace and Security Architecture
ARCEDEM	African Regional Centre for Engineering Design and Manufacturing
ARF	African Renaissance and International Cooperation Fund
ARTIN	African Regional Transport Infrastructure Network
ASEAN	Association of Southeast Asian Nations
ASF	African Standby Force
ASYCUDA	Automated System for Customs Data
AU	African Union
beta-convergence
BLNE	Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia and Eswatini bloc
BRICS	Brazil-Russia-India-China-South Africa
CAP	Common Agriculture Policy
CCR	Centre for Conflict Resolution
CEAO	West African Economic Community ( Communaut conomique de l Afrique de l ouest )
CEMAC	Central African Economic and Monetary Community
CENSAD	Community of Sahel-Saharan States
CEOs	chief executive officers
CEWARN	Conflict Early Warning and Response Mechanism
CFTA	Continental Free Trade Area
CIA	Central Intelligence Agency (US)
CIDA	Canadian International Development Assistance
CMA	Common Monetary Area
COMESA	Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa
COSATU	Congress of South African Trade Unions
CPA	Comprehensive Peace Accord
DAC	Development Assistance Committee
DAFF	Department of Agriculture (South Africa)
DAM	day-ahead market
DBSA	Development Bank of Southern Africa
DFID	Department for International Development
DIRCO	Department of International Relations and Cooperation
DPKO	UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations
DRC	Democratic Republic of the Congo
DTI	Department of Trade and Industry
EAC	East African Community
EACB	East African Central Bank
EAMU	East African Monetary Union
EAPP	East African Power Pool
EASBRIG	Eastern African Standby Brigade
EASFCOM	East African Standby Force Coordination Mechanism
ECB	European Central Bank
ECCAS	Economic Community for Central African States
ECGLC	Economic Community of the Great Lakes Countries
(CEPGL,	Communaut conomique des pays des Grands Lacs )
ECLA	Economic Commission for Latin America
ECLAC	Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean
ECOSOC	United Nations Economic and Social Council
ECOWAS	Economic Community of West African States
ECSC	Economic Coal and Steel Community
EEC	European Economic Commission
EFTA	European Free Trade Association
ELSA	Exotic Leather Sub-National Cluster
EMU	European Monetary Union
EPAs	Economic Partnership Agreements
ESAMI	Eastern and Southern African Management Institute
EU	European Union
EU-SA TDCA	Europe-South Africa Trade Development and Cooperation agreement
FARDC	Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo ( Forces Armes de la Rpublique Dmocratique du Congo )
FDI	foreign direct investment
FDLR	Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda ( Forces dmocratiques de libration du Rwanda )
FIB	Force Intervention Brigade
FLS	Frontline States
FRELIMO	Mozambique Liberation Front
FTA	Free Trade Area
G-20	Group of Twenty
GATT	General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
GDP	gross domestic product
GERD	Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam
GIGA	German Institute of Global and Area Studies: Institute of African Studies
GNP	gross national product
HAT	High Transitional Authority ( Haute Autorit de la Transition )
HCTs	High Commission Territories
HDI	Human Development Index
HSRC	Human Sciences Research Council
ICGLR	International Conference on the Great Lakes Region
ICJ	International Court of Justice
ICM	Integrated Committee of Ministers
IDT	Independent Development Trust
IGAD	Intergovernmental Authority for Development

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