Archives March 2026

Press Brief – ADAFP Activities Update

by adafp Blog
27 March 2026
The African Democratic Alliance for Freedom and Progress (ADAFP) is pleased to highlight the continued engagement of its Secretary General, Eddie D. Jarwolo, in advancing the Alliance’s mission to promote democratic values and youth political participation across Africa.
As part of this effort, Naymote Partners for Democratic Development in Liberia, an ADAFP member organization successfully convened its Third Annual Summit on Democracy and Political Accountability from 24–25 March 2026, under the theme: “Sustaining Liberia’s Democracy through Accountability, Inclusion, and Rule of Law.” The summit brought together over 80 participants from across the country and featured a keynote address by the Chief Justice of Liberia.

Statement of the African Democratic Alliance for Freedom and Progress

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The African Democratic Alliance for Freedom and Progress expresses its full and unequivocal support for the candidacy of HE Macky Sall for the position of Secretary-General of the United Nations. At a critical moment for global governance, Africa must speak with one voice. Macky Sall embodies the leadership, experience, and commitment to multilateral cooperation that the world urgently needs.

His proven ability to build consensus, promote stability, and advance development makes him a strong and credible candidate not only for Africa, but for the international community as a whole. We call on all African states and members of the international community to unite behind this historic candidacy and support a more balanced, inclusive, and representative global order.

Signed:
Mmusi Maimane

President,

African Democratic Alliance for Freedom and Progress

27 March 2026

ADAFP Calls for Respect of Constitutional Order and Term Limits in Zimbabwe

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Press Statement, March 23, 2026

The African Democratic Alliance for Freedom and Progress (ADAFP) is following the recent events in Zimbabwe, that may threaten constitutional integrity, democratic systems, and political stability.

ADAFP is deeply concerned by the efforts to initiate a constitutional referendum aimed at extending presidential tenure beyond the constitutional limits. Such actions risk undermining democratic principles, eroding public trust, and potentially destabilizing the country.

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