This month we begin with an article about the challenges that national peace architectures face in the current peace and security landscape in Africa. The article, written by Chika Charles Aniekwe
The election calendar for Southern Africa in 2025 is smaller, with only the Seychelles, Malawi and Tanzania holding elections. The first of these countries will be Malawi, on 16 September
This article discusses the Malawian Government’s decision, in November 2017, to launch the country’s first National Peace Policy (NPP) to systematically promote sustainable peace and unity.
Malawi has quietly progressed in developing its formal National Peace Architecture (NPA). The NPA’s pilot structures stand Malawi in good stead to handle potential regional contagion effects deriving from instability in northern Mozambique.
The second in a series of preparatory meetings culminating in the conduct of a Command Post Exercise in Salima, Malawi.
Vasu Gounden invited to be a resource person at Collaborative Leadership and Dialogue Training conducted by UNDP.
Workshop hosted in Malawi focuses on how to turn the UN’s goals and expectations into policy and practice.
Editorial By Vasu Gounden Where US Unilateralism Meets UN-centred Multilateralism By Ramesh Thakur The African Mission in Burundi Lessons Learned from the First African Union Peacekeeping Operation By Festus Agoagye
Editorial By Vasu Gounden Where US Unilateralism Meets UN-centred Multilateralism By Ramesh Thakur The African Mission in Burundi Lessons Learned from the First African Union Peacekeeping Operation By Festus Agoagye