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How Rwanda is Teaching Peace Education Through Ubumuntu Conversations

Sela Muyoka Musundi·

August 14, 2018

Ubumuntu Conversation at Kigali Genocide Memorial Peace School. Photo Credit: Aegis Trust

As we close the curtain on the annual Kwibuka period here in Rwanda, the Ubumuntu Conversations have challenged those of…

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Can Peace Education Help Heal a Divided Kenya?

John Mwangi Githigaro·

March 27, 2018

Entry of the Parliament of Kenya, Nairobi

The political impasse in Kenya Kenya needs national healing and reconciliation. This can be attributed to the protracted and hotly…

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