We start this month’s Monitor with a feature article by Kapinga Yvette Ngandu, the ECCAS Commissioner for Gender, Human and Social Development, on the establishment of the ECCAS Humanitarian Action
Searching for lasting solutions to protect displaced and refugee populations in Central Africa.
This article delves into the nuanced landscape of transboundary water governance, with a keen focus on the regulatory measures implemented in the Lake Chad and Congo Basins.
Abstract Climate change has emerged as the imminent threat to national security in many regions of the world. Nowhere is this reality more acute than in West and Central Africa
Towards peaceful management of electioneering processes.
Supporting regional efforts to promote youth engagement in Peace and Security at the national level.
The review of the twenty years of existence of the APSA of the AU and its contribution to peace in Central Africa is timely
Women mediators exchange on conflict prevention and early interventions
Reflecting on the role of civil society organisations in strengthening the WPS agenda
