Africa is the youngest continent in the world, with over 60% of its population under the age of 25. This explosive demographic trend has raised questions—will it be a ticking time bomb or a dividend for development? When channeled correctly, youth can be a powerful force in peacebuilding, conflict prevention, and nation-building. But turning potential […]
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In many African regions torn apart by war, a powerful force for healing and rebuilding goes largely unrecognized — women. Despite facing the harshest consequences of conflict, African women have consistently risen as peacemakers, mediators, and visionaries. This article uncovers 15 hidden truths about how these women shape peace, despite being sidelined in many official […]
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Africa, a continent rich in culture and resources, has been plagued by rising violence over the past few decades. From political unrest to ethnic conflicts, violence threatens to hinder its development and stability. This article delves into the causes of violence in Africa and explores solutions to foster lasting peace. Historical Context The roots of […]
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Africa stands at the cusp of a significant economic transformation. With vast natural resources, a growing population, and increasing technological adoption, the continent is poised to become a global economic powerhouse. This article explores the various factors contributing to Africa’s economic growth and how the continent can thrive in peace and prosperity. The Current State […]
Read MoreMany people believe that Peace in Africa can only be created through treaty making and diplomacy but little effort is directed towards sports in search for peace, sport has been underestimated and not seen as a factor in the peacemaking process as various groups of people are engaging in sports activities to create peace. Sport […]
Read MoreWhy is Conflict Is Still the Biggest Challenge in Africa? Africa is the only continent where corruption is on the alarming state. Africa is the only continent where corruption is on the alarming state. In fact, so persistent is this phenomenon in the region that it has been labelled the ‘Cancer of democracy’ which is […]
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