Building Bridges: The Vital Role of Diplomacy in Resolving Conflicts in Africa
Africa has been plagued by conflicts for decades, and the reasons behind these conflicts are often complex and stem from…
Celebrating Progress: Success Stories of Peacemakers in Africa.
Africa has long suffered from conflicts and wars, but there is also a growing number of peacemakers who are gradually…
Healing the Divide: How Africa’s Youth are Leading the Way in Building Ties Across Borders
The African continent is home to a diverse range of people, cultures, and traditions. There are over 2,000 different languages…
Moving Forward: Strategies for Sustainable Peace in Africa
Africa is a continent that has experienced numerous conflicts, wars, and political instability. It is no secret that the legacy…
Over 30 women abducted by separatists in Cameroon
Separatists in Cameroon’s restive north-western region have kidnapped over 30 women and injured an unspecified number of others, officials have…
I would supply weapons to Russia – SA’s Julius Malema
The leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), South Africa’s third-largest political party, has said he would “supply weapons to…
Two international firms exit from Kenya’s oil project
British exploration firm Tullow Oil has assumed full ownership of a major Kenyan oil project after its joint venture partners,…
Nigerian Afrobeat singer Seun Kuti freed on bail
Nigerian Afrobeat musician Seun Kuti has been released on bail after spending days in detention for allegedly assaulting a police…
Kenyan female caddy turns ‘desperation’ into making a living
“I had a kid, no income at all – then I was asked by a friend if I can caddy.…
Nigerian influencer apologises over migration comments
A Nigerian influencer has made an apology on his YouTube channel after he made comments to the BBC saying that some Nigerians sign up…
UN urges Sudan generals to end sexual violence
The UN human rights chief has urged the two warring generals in Sudan to stop sexual violence and spare the…
Dozens of Nigerian students hospitalized after inhaling teargas
More than 30 school children have been hospitalised after they inhaled teargas fumes from canisters fired by anti-riot police during…
South Africa load-shedding: The roots of Eskom’s power problem
Late one Thursday afternoon, last November, a maintenance contractor reached his hand under a huge rotating shaft at an ageing…
The Power of Forgiveness: African Leaders Discuss Reconciliation as a Path to Peace
In recent years, there has been an increasing recognition of the power of forgiveness as a means to achieve peace…
A New Era of Peace: Promising Signs for Africa’s Troubled Regions
Africa has long been plagued by conflicts and violence, but there are promising signs of a new era of peace…
A Road to Peace: How African nations are coming together to forge a brighter future
In recent years, African nations have made significant strides towards achieving sustainable peace and development. Through regional cooperation and increased…
From Conflict to Harmony: Progress being made in resolving long-standing disputes in Africa
Africa has long been plagued by conflicts and various disputes that have resulted in violence, displacement, and loss of lives.…
Moving Forward: How African leaders are addressing important challenges towards sustainable peace
As Africa continues to grapple with a multitude of challenges, ranging from political instability to climate change, its leaders have…
Turning a New Leaf: Successful initiatives that are fostering peace and reconciliation in Africa
Africa is a continent that has seen much conflict and turmoil throughout its history. Civil wars, ethnic tensions, political strife,…
The Power of Diplomacy: How dialogue is helping to bring peace to Africa’s troubled regions
Africa has been plagued by a myriad of conflicts and instability for decades, with many of these conflicts often resulting…