Violent extremism has become a worldwide epidemic and has received increased focus in policy research and scholarship in recent years. Governments, Kenya included, have heavily invested in hard-line approaches to
East Africa has great potential to overcome its fragmented past by tackling conflict and empowering grassroots communities to build unity and ensure progress.
Building the capacity of peacebuilders in Central, East and Southern Africa.
Empowering multidimensional stakeholders to intervene in conflicts.
We start this month’s Monitor with a feature article by Kapinga Yvette Ngandu, the ECCAS Commissioner for Gender, Human and Social Development, on the establishment of the ECCAS Humanitarian Action
The necessity of civil society’s meaningful engagement with multilateral organisations on peacebuilding.
Learning from the journey of national dialogues.
Galvanising civil society voices ahead of the Summit of the Future.
Adding depth to detailing conflicts at the local level.
ACCORD, in collaboration with Angel’s Nest Southern Africa, recently hosted a Social Cohesion and Conflict Management Training for community leaders from Gauteng, South Africa. The training, which took place in