Can the predominant approach by affected countries, anchored by the use of force, deliver a lasting solution to conflict? The answer is no, writes Akinola Olojo, Senior Researcher ... Read more »

In a message that could shake Mozambican politics, Mariano Nhongo, the man who claims to be the legitimate leader of Renamo, says his armed wing will prevent the elections ... Read more »

In March, Rwanda reportedly issued a travel advisory against its people travelling to Uganda, following series of abductions of Rwandans in different parts of Uganda that saw ... Read more »

I pay homage to not only the signatories of that Accra Comprehensive Peace Agreement that included the Liberian Government, the warring groups at the time, and the parties of the ... Read more »

A former top official of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa has been appointed as prime minister of Sudan's three year-transitional government. Read more »

Levinia Addae-Mensah, Program Director and Deputy Executive Director of the West Africa Network for Peacebuilding (WANEP), spoke with AllAfrica's Nontobeko Mlambo about how she ... Read more »

A new peace deal was signed between the Frelimo government and its Renamo opponents on August 7, the third in the decades-long conflict between the two. While there was scarcely a ... Read more »

The Forum on Farmer-Herder Relations in Nigeria is an initiative by Search for Common Ground Nigeria focused on increasing the sharing of knowledge on farmer-herder conflict ... Read more »

Fatima Madaki is among the many young Nigerians working for good governance, access to health care, renewable energy, sustainable food supplies a peace. AllAfrica is following her ... Read more »

A series of announcements of new provinces it controls in recent weeks has renewed debate over the militant group possible resurgence after its self-proclaimed caliphate fell, with ... Read more »