Scenarios about 'SADC'
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) is a regional economic community comprising 16 member states in southern Africa, established in 1992 as a successor to the Southern African Development Coordination Conference. This intergovernmental organization aims to promote sustainable economic growth, political stability, and regional integration through coordinated development policies, shared infrastructure projects, and collective security arrangements among its member states.
What If The Southern African Development Community Implemented Stronger Integration?
Exploring the alternate timeline where SADC pursued European Union-style integration, creating a powerful unified economic and political bloc in Southern Africa.