Publications

Conflict & Resilience Monitor

The Conflict and Resilience Monitor offers monthly blog-size commentary and analysis on the latest conflict-related trends in Africa.

29 Jul 2021

The Effects of COVID-19 on the Rights, Protection, and Wellbeing of Children in Situations of Conflicts in Africa

South Africa’s Women’s Peace Table Calls for Peace and Security

Third wave in Africa: state responses and impacts on state-societal relations

23 Jul 2021

Child Labour, the Mining Sector, and COVID-19 in Central Africa Region: Findings and Possible Actions

Global Vaccine Politics and its impact on Africa – the case of Zimbabwe

Water Resources and Inter-State Conflict: Legal Principles and the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD)

14 Jul 2021

South Sudan: From war-torn to Regional Peacemaker

The United Nations Mission in South Sudan: Reflections and Future Priorities

Desecuritizing the Politics of the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo

7 Jul 2021

The role of the IGAD Mission in the Republic of South Sudan

Missed Opportunities for Peace in the First Decade of Independent South Sudan

The Politics of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) – an Ethiopian Perspective

30 Jun 2021

COVID-19 and People on the Move in Africa: The impact of State Responses to the Pandemic on Migrants, Refugees, Asylum-Seekers and Internally Displaced People

Coping with the third wave, amidst a slow vaccination process and return to lockdown in some African countries

Third wave of COVID-19 calls for tighter measures

23 Jun 2021

The Fight Against COVID-19 needs Global Co-operation

The COVID-19 pandemic and the origins debate: when the scientific becomes political

Invoking KK’s ‘One Zambia One Nation’ for peaceful elections in Zambia

17 Jun 2021

How to react to a Coup d’état – Lessons and Warnings from Mali’s recent coup

The May 27 Agreement: Oasis or Mirage?

Mali’s Latest Coup d’état – a Geopolitical and Security Dilemma

10 Jun 2021

The Coup and Implications for Preventing Violent Extremism in Mali

Mali: MINUSMA’s mandate renewal in uncertain times

Climate change and violent conflict in Mali

2 Jun 2021

Somalia: Breakthrough in Dialogue is a Fundamental Step Towards Peaceful Elections

A Way Forward with National Elections and State-building in Somalia

Somalia’s Arduous Election Journey

26 May 2021

Strengthening Partnerships for African Solutions for African problems: Implications for peace support operations

Inclusive conflict prevention is key to peace in Africa

International support for the effectiveness of the G5 Sahel Force

19 May 2021

Promoting Peace in the Age of Compound Risk – Reflections and Lessons for Africa

Africa’s compound challenges need a collective response

Shifting the Theory and Practice of Conflict Management to Respond to Current Conflict Contexts: A role for South Africa?

12 May 2021

COVID-19 in Africa: One Year later

Reviving conflict prevention

What does collective leadership have to do with COVID-19 and peace?

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