Siphokazi Magadla’s Guerrillas and Combative Mothers rests on 40 life histories of women who joined armed struggles of many kinds to fight apartheid. The book is a result of her doctorate which in turn rests on work she did while being a research consultant at the Institute for Security Studies.
Creating an enabling environment for cross-border trade.
Developing the capacity of local stakeholders to manage community-level conflict.
Working towards the peaceful electoral participation of women in Zimbabwe
Women mediators exchange on conflict prevention and early interventions
Representation and participation of women in peace processes is not taken for granted, as women are increasingly becoming key players in peace processes
Climate change is an undeniable conflict threat multiplier that is already increasing food insecurity, water scarcity and resource competition while disrupting livelihoods
Breaking trade barriers of African women and youth to ensure their inclusion
African women can maximise AfCFTA opportunities to break trade barriers
Galvanising the role of youth in the implementation of AfCFTA