Governance

The founding draft of the Constitution is open for comment

Federal Africa has published the first draft of its Constitution: the rules of the model federation, in 12 parts and 44 articles.

The Constitution sets out who the citizens of Federal Africa are, how its three branches are filled and held to account, and how the rules can be changed. It sits beside the Charter. The Charter says what Federal Africa is and why it exists; the Constitution says how the federation runs.

This is a founding draft, version 0.1. It applies as the provisional rules of the federation until the first Federal Assembly sits, and it becomes version 1.0 when a majority of each chamber approves it.

The Constitution binds only inside Federal Africa. It governs no one outside the platform and has no legal effect in any country.

Every citizen may comment. Read the draft on the Constitution page and send your comments through the contact page.