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Legal Dimension of the Role of African Union and United Nations in Conflict Resolution in Africa
This study examines the legal dimensions as to the role of the AU in conflict resolution in Africa specifically on the point of its ineffectiveness and capability in the region to implement its objectives related to conflict resolutions vis-à-vis the UN mandate and other related factors. The study s
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