If we are to implement the long-term vision for achieving peace and stability that is enshrined in Agenda 2063 and the 2030 Agenda, we need to undertake an in-depth assessment of current and historical challenges that African countries face.
Economic and political impact of the floods in KwaZulu-Natal and the potential of xenophobic trends in South Africa.
Positioning South Africa’s Diplomacy Globally to advance domestic priorities in a post COVID-19 era.
As Africa prepares for the inevitable political and economic fallout of the war in Ukraine, it may be an opportune time for some African countries to formulate new political and economic policies that may benefit from a shift in global markets.
The parties to the R-ARCSS have signed, on 3 April 2022, an agreement to unify the security command structure.
Capacitating trainers to enhance the African Standby Capacity Roster with capable and well-equipped civilians for Peace Support Operations.
Contextualising ACCORD’s work on the continent.
ACCORD assesses the implementation of the new Civilian Foundation Course training package
The article shows that communal conflicts in Nasarawa State in North Central Nigeria have been both dynamic and opportunistic, often feeding into the existing structural fault lines.
Peace and security were not initially on FOCAC’s agenda when it started in 2000. While African countries pushed for this, their Chinese partners were hesitant. Today, the picture looks very different and China is now engaged in various peace operations in Africa.