African countries should be united in calls for reform of the UN Security Council, says international relations & co-operation minister Ronald Lamola.

Lamola told the inaugural Peace and Security Dialogue, held by the Thabo Mbeki Foundation at the weekend, African leaders should reconsider some aspects of the AU’s 2005 Ezulwini consensus aimed at increasing Africa’s representation on the Security Council — a body responsible for maintaining international peace and security. ..

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