An opportunity to echo the Common African Position on the UN Security Council reforms.
Kenyan youth protest against political exclusion, poverty, inequalities, and unemployment.
Mainstreaming youth and the Youth, Peace and Security Agenda in Peace Operations.
Searching for lasting solutions to protect displaced and refugee populations in Central Africa.
The host country’s role in protecting civilians and restoring safety and security in the Cabo Delgado post-withdrawal.
The necessity of civil society’s meaningful engagement with multilateral organisations on peacebuilding.
The necessity to negotiate, develop and adapt context specific processes of mediation.
The potential of technology to strengthen security on the continent.
There are now many in the African region identifying current evidence on the nexus between climate fragility and vulnerability to violent extremism.
Zimbabwe is one of the countries in Southern Africa most affected by climate variability and change.
A GNU centred on the ANC, DA and IFP emerged as a compromise following the elections. The other eight GNU members are an alphabet soup of tiny parties with wildly conflicting interests.
The idiosyncrasies surrounding these coups have sparked debate in the academic arena, as researchers seek to understand the logic and drive behind the upsurge.
Advocating for greater inclusion of women at formal negotiation tables.
Evaluating MINUSMA’s contributions and limitations.
Reimagining Cooperation in a Polarised World.
Analysing how South Africa is positioning itself in a changing global order.
The resilience of the Judiciary and Independent Electoral Commission within the context of increased political pressure.
Analysing women, peace and security in Cameroon with a cybersecurity lens.