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African peacebuilding and stability initiatives

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On the International Day of Peace, various leaders and organizations across Africa have called for collective action to foster stability and social cohesion. In Cameroon, officials emphasized the need UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator Issa Sanogo called for joint collective efforts to address insecurity in the Far North and the maintain stability amidst ongoing separatist conflict in the Northwest and Southwest regions, with experts highlighting Boko Haram-related conflicts. Conflict expert Robert Roger Ngangue emphasized the necessity of negotiated political exits. exits to resolve long-standing crises in the Northwest and Southwest regions. In Chad, discussions focused on dialogue government officials and the prevention of intercommunal conflicts, UNDP urged citizens to view stability as a daily investment, particularly regarding the humanitarian challenges of the Sudanese refugee crisis. In Burkina Faso, calls were made Civil society groups also called for increased vigilance against hate speech and disinformation. Other regional developments include Togo preparing a government roadmap focused on security and social cohesion, the involvement Republic of youth the Congo launching a development plan to prioritize human capital, and women in building sustainable peace through tolerance. advocates in Nigeria’s Plateau State conducting awareness walks to promote reconciliation. In the Great Lakes region, efforts to address instability in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) have focused on justice and the restoration of human dignity Fondation Jean Paul Lumbulumbu called for lasting peace in eastern DRC, specifically in North Kivu, South Kivu, and Ituri. Additionally, initiatives such as Ituri, stating that true peace requires justice, the restoration of human dignity, and the security of livelihoods. Concurrently, the NGO International Alert is promoting the ‘Mupaka Shamba Letu’ project are promoting project, which utilizes cross-border trade between the DRC, Rwanda, and Burundi as a mechanism ‘Business for conflict prevention Peace’ mechanism to maintain dialogue and economic interdependence. interdependence despite geopolitical tensions.

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