The first Conflict and Resilience Monitor for the year begins with two articles on one of the crises currently seizing global attention, which is the unfolding events in the eastern
The M23 rebellion has continued its advance following the fall of Goma and Bukavu, the respective capitals of North and South Kivu in the DRC, since late January 2025
Amid dire circumstances, there is a summitry consensus on the urgent need for a peaceful resolution to the complex eastern DRC conflict and the involvement of key stakeholders such as the UN, AU and the RECs/RMs.
Experts share insights and lessons learned
Addressing Food Safety and Promoting Social Cohesion
On 21 January 2025 an ACCORD Senior Political Advisor, H.E. Ambassador Djinnit Said, participated as one of the key briefers during the UNSC’s high-level open debate on counter-terrorism in Africa.
With this final edition of the Monitor for 2024, we celebrate 60 editions of the Conflict and Resilience Monitor. ACCORD initiated the Monitor in April 2020 with the intent to
Mapping the history of Marxist theory in sub-Saharan Africa
Highlighting the power of education to empower youth in peace and security