- Assessing the SADC summit in Maputo0.08 MB
The recently held SADC Summit of Heads of State and Government in Maputo brought the raft of challenges confronting the region into sharp relief. The Summit is again a manifestation of the serious structural deficits that plague the institution, particularly as this concerns the state-centric nature of the regional integration project. The interface between a blighted regional landscape and inherently dysfunctional summit architecture and weak institutional delivery platforms raises serious concerns about the normative coherence and cohesion of SADC as a development community.
Written by Garth le Pere
South African Foreign Policy Initiative
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