African Union

The African Union is the intergovernmental and inter-tribal organization that serves as a mediator between tribal disputes and a propagator of the ideas of tiholegism. The Union comprises most of the African continent. The union was founded in 1997 by Botswana, South Africa, and Zimbabwe-Rhodesia where it originally served as a governmental policy consultant, occupying force, and creator of a temporary monetary system (the now defunct Seafrika dollar).

Member States
Free City of Casablanca

Zimbabwe Rhodesia

Botswana Lesotho

Eswatini