This week, in Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), fighting continues despite peace agreements. UN Yemen envoy discusses escalation.
Peacebuilders across Nigeria, Ghana, and South Africa are calling for stronger cross-border peacebuilding mechanisms.
The experiences of women in Baidoa show that peacebuilding thrives in everyday relationships where people work, cooperate, and rebuild. Financial and economic programs can strengthen livelihoods and ...
Peace News Network aims to present stories from conflict zones we often don’t hear. Our stories are about people taking risks for peace. We highlight the opinions of ordinary people who want ...
In Kilosa, central Tanzania, local peace committees have helped rebuild peaceful relations between pastoralist and farming communities after decades of violent conflict. Their experience shows how ...
How are African youth using AI to build peace? What are some of the challenges that come with using AI for peace? Artificial intelligence often dominates headlines for its risks: misinformation, ...
This week, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) aims to hold Rwanda accountable for war. Humanitarian workers killed in South Sudan. NGOs call for international action in Sudan’s el-Obeid. DRC Aims ...
Can communities forgive former al-Shabaab members in Somalia? How is reintegration different for women than men? What is the Somali government doing to reintegrate and rehabilitate former al-Shabaab ...
What is the farmer-herder conflict in sub-Saharan Africa about? How does climate change impact the farmer-herder conflict in sub-Saharan Africa? What measures can governments and communities take to ...
Nine years after the Marawi Siege, the Philippine government continues to present rehabilitation as a success story measured by highways, public buildings, sports complexes, and ceremonial ...
This week, global outcry as South Sudan changes peace deal. Congolese academic pleas for peace amid Ebola outbreak. Rohingya survivors of Arakan Army massacre denied justice. Global Outcry as South ...
The Oromo people are the largest national group in Eastern Africa, numbering around 40 percent of the population of Ethiopia. They have rich experiential knowledge of peacebuilding embedded in their ...