MONUSCO is a victim of the deteriorating image of a weak international community and the UN peacekeeping operations have been portrayed as selling an illusion of peace rather than imposing it.
Children are the most vulnerable – the failure to protect children is particularly concerning.
A strategic long-term collaboration between the African Union Department of Political Affairs, Peace & Security (DPAPS) and Think-Tanks.
Generation of Civilian Capabilities of the African Standby Force
This article discusses the Malawian Government’s decision, in November 2017, to launch the country’s first National Peace Policy (NPP) to systematically promote sustainable peace and unity.
The 4th meeting of the AU Coordination Group – protecting the rights of children in conflict.
AMISOM was a child of necessity, birthed in the context of an exacerbated Somali conflict and the emergence of the ICU in 2006 as the dominant force in the fight for the control of Mogadishu.
Evaluating the impact of COVID-19 on ASF trainings and jointly explore alternative mechanisms
Sustaining peace in West Africa requires multi-level partnerships that engage and foster robust relationships among critical actors at key levels.
A critical component in enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of PSOs