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Yannick Liolocha Heradi, Seguin Boita Loelele , Athanase Kabongo Mangi.

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The aim of this work is to evaluate the effectiveness of the African Union's peace and Security Council in the prevention and resolution of conflicts in Africa. To do this, we used an exploratory methodology to examine literature related to the subject using documentary techniques. Through this research, we found that the African Union faces challenges and criticism for its ineffectiveness in peacekeeping operations. This is due to the lack of sufficient human, financial and logistical resources for the continental institution. Therefore, African leaders should strengthen relations and capabilities in order to monitor and combat peace and security violations and achieve stability on the continent. In addition, African States must support regional initiatives that should be more important than UN interventions and point to practical and efficient arguments and legal considerations.

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