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Fellows Spotlight

An Interview with PhD Graduate and Next Gen Alumni, Stanley Elias Kiswaga

By African Peacebuilding and Developmental Dynamics

An Interview with PhD Graduate and Next Gen Alumna, Efetobor Stephanie EFFEVOTTU

By African Peacebuilding and Developmental Dynamics

An Interview with PhD Graduate and Next Gen Alumnus, Dr. Nyasha Blessed Bushu

By African Peacebuilding and Developmental Dynamics

An Interview with PhD Graduate and Next Gen Alumnus, Dr. Japhet Ringo

By African Peacebuilding and Developmental Dynamics

Special Issues

Aligning Research Methodology with Budgeting for Fieldwork in the African Peacebuilding Research Landscape – Article (1)

By Dr. Amogne Asfaw Eshetu | September 10, 2026

Aligning Research Methods with Budgeting for Fieldwork in African Peacebuilding Research Landscape – Article (2)

By Michael Ayobami Fajobi | September 18, 2026

Aligning Research Methods with Budgeting for Fieldwork in African Peacebuilding Research Landscape – Article (3)

By Dr. Zainab Nuhu | September 25, 2026

Book Reviews

Book Reviews

Kujenga Amani book reviews look at recent publications related to African peacebuilding.

Book Review: “Governing a Poor Country: Perspectives from a Former Chief Minister of Sierra Leone”

David J. Francis, Governing a Poor Country: Perspectives from a Former Chief Minister of Sierra...

By Prof. Kenneth Omeje | June 24, 2026

Book Review: “Obstacles to Democracy in Sub-Saharan Africa: Key Challenges Seen Through a Sudanese Lens”

“Obstacles to Democracy in Sub-Saharan Africa: Key Challenges Seen Through a Sudanese Lens” offers a sustained...

By Dr. Brian Chaggu | February 27, 2026

Book Review: The Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa: A Commentary

Book Review: The Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights on the...

By Dr. Chenai Matshaka | July 9, 2025

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