Africa and the Sudan Tragedy: A Test of Responsibility and Leadership
27 Feb 2026
Sudan’s war will not end on its own. It requires leadership, African leadership
Sudan’s war will not end on its own. It requires leadership, African leadership
The 1330th Communiqué on the situation in Sudan demonstrates consistency in principle, but a heightened sense of urgency
If Africa is to take greater ownership of its peace and security future, it must also rethink the tools it relies on
Influencing policies that respond to access of water and sanitation from a gendered perspective.
Supporting the development of Malawi’s CRSVA report
Evaluating the effectiveness of the AU CEWS
The 30-year history of TfP offers an insight into the evolution of Africa’s peace and security landscape and the changing demands placed on continental and regional institutions
African-led PSOs have emerged as a principal instrument through which the AU, RECs/RMs, and ad hoc coalitions of states have attempted to respond to the continent’s complex security challenges
Analysis of the evolution of peace operations from an African perspective, highlighting how the continent can leverage its agency, reform institutions, and strengthen partnerships to make peace operations more effective, sustainable, and legitimate
Assessing the response and effectiveness of international bodies, such as the UN and AU, in safeguarding the children in conflict-affected areas across Africa