Jihadist activities unacceptable, rather spread love and peace – Lindiwe Sisulu: “The people of South Africa and Mozambique share a very deep political history and very strong economic relations. It is not acceptable that a South African citizen is in court for alleged ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Confident South Africa aim for series win: The Boxing Day Test … [Read more...] about SA News: Jihadist activities unacceptable, rather spread love and peace – Lindiwe Sisulu
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Machar’s return signals a significant stage in South Sudan’s peace process | The Conversation
Machar's return signals a significant stage in South Sudan’s peace process: South Sudan's Riek Machar after peace talks with South Sudan President Salva Kiir in July 2018. EPA-EFE/StringerSouth Sudan’s opposition leader Riek Machar has returned to the country’s capital Juba after more than two years in exile. Machar was the country’s Vice President between July 2011 and … [Read more...] about Machar’s return signals a significant stage in South Sudan’s peace process | The Conversation
Peace prospects are much higher in the Horn of Africa. But obstacles remain | The Conversation
Peace prospects are much higher in the Horn of Africa. But obstacles remain: Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (left) and Eritrea's President Isaias Afwerki re-opening the Eritrean embassy in Addis Ababa. EPA-EFE/StringerIt’s just five months since Abiy Ahmed took over as Ethiopian Prime Minister yet the pace of change in the Horn of Africa has been simply … [Read more...] about Peace prospects are much higher in the Horn of Africa. But obstacles remain | The Conversation
How peace journalism can help the media cover elections in Africa | The Conversation
How peace journalism can help the media cover elections in Africa: Voting in the presidential run-off elections in Mali, recently. EPA/Tanya BindraSeveral countries in Africa, including Zimbabwe, Mali, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Cameroon, hold crucial elections this year. Some of the polls are likely to be marked by protests as well as clampdowns on dissenting voices … [Read more...] about How peace journalism can help the media cover elections in Africa | The Conversation
Africa’s ability to deliver peace and security rests on fixing key relationships | The Conversation
Africa's ability to deliver peace and security rests on fixing key relationships: French soldiers patrol in Diabaly, Mali, in 2013, following the failure of the African Support Mission. EPA/Nic BothmaThe recent African Union (AU) summit was overshadowed by peace and security issues. In particular, the focus was on political instability and armed conflict in Libya, Democratic … [Read more...] about Africa’s ability to deliver peace and security rests on fixing key relationships | The Conversation
