Building State Resilience
27 Nov 2019
Highlighting three common trends that make North African countries vulnerable to terrorism: poverty/unemployment, poor state governance, and civilian grievances.
Highlighting three common trends that make North African countries vulnerable to terrorism: poverty/unemployment, poor state governance, and civilian grievances.
Discussing the issues surrounding the DRC’s elections and the implications for stability in its post-election environment.
Executive summary In 2016, ACCORD outlined its 2017-2021 Six-Pillar Strategy, which seeks to contribute to sustainable peace, security and development in Africa by mitigating conflict. One of the critical pillars
Outlining the definitions of “new wars” and “old wars”, and the numerous distinctions that exist between them.
Members of the TfP partnership consider and endorse suggestions for the possible future continuation of the TfP programme.
Understanding and engaging with victims affected by the recent Xenophobic attacks in KZN.
ACCORD attends course for trainers from leading African peacekeeping institutions to enhance disciplinary standards in preventing sexual exploitation and abuse.
Supporting the ASF exercises conducted to maintain operational readiness and fitness for operations deployments.
Addressing the gaps, contradictions and shortcomings that have been identified in the ASC’s Selections Guidelines Manual.
A South African perspective on the status on the achievements made in implementing UNSC RES 1325 and the challenges ahead.