Africa’s bid for two permanent UNSC seats (with Amb. Martin Kimani)
Into Africa
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Africa's Quest for UNSC Seats
This chapter explores Africa's pursuit of permanent representation on the United Nations Security Council, tracing initiatives back to the Ezwini consensus of 2005. It addresses the complexities of securing seats, including the implications of veto power, the necessity for broad consensus, and the responsibilities that come with membership. Key countries like Nigeria, South Africa, and Egypt are highlighted as potential candidates, while the chapter emphasizes the need for responsible and impactful actions from these nations to justify their inclusion.
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