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Kudakwashe Magezi is a freelance journalist, poet and political analyst. His work appears in Daily Maverick and New Internationalist.
The debate on Israel's "observer status" in the African Union is one that threatens to cause a rift in the bloc, but underneath the surface, larger geopolitical forces are at play between regional powers, writes Kudakwashe Magezi.
