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Celebrating Every Effort to Build Peaceful Societies: The Experience of Two Peace Clubs in Bidibidi Refugee Settlement in Yumbe District, Uganda

Danson Sylvester Kahyana | May 19, 2023

Nigeria’s 2023 Elections: Which Way Democracy?

Gbemisola Animasawun | February 24, 2023

Civil Society’s Contributions to Youths and Gender Participation in Nigeria’s Electoral Process: Gaps and Prospects

Fisayo Ajala | February 24, 2023

Youth’s Visibility for a Sustainable Africa and USA in a Changing Climate

Lilian Namuma S. Kong’ani | February 17, 2023

Locating the Youth in US-Africa Cooperation and Investments

Simbarashe Gukurume | February 17, 2023

Critical Developments in Africa’s Youth, Peace, and Security Agenda

Dr. Rhuks Ako | February 17, 2023

Special Issue on, “Peace, Trade, and Youth: Investing in US-Africa Cooperation.”

African Peacebuilding Network | February 17, 2023

Between Violent Separatist Agitation and Political Reforms? The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and the Crisis of Post-War Nigerian Federalism

Ngozika Anthonia Obi-Ani | January 26, 2022

Youth Masculinities, Marginalization, and Peacebuilding in Zimbabwe

Rose Jaji | September 24, 2020

An Interview with Sisanda Mguzulwa

Next Generation Social Sciences | May 10, 2019

Delegates at the Edit-a-Thon, Nigeria, July 2016. Source: Wikimedia User Group Nigeria

Not Ready to Run? Youth and Nigeria’s 2019 General Elections

Hakeem Onapajo | February 15, 2019

Outside township barbers, South Africa. Photo Credit David Rosen, via Flickr

Gang Violence in Gugulethu, South Africa: Notes from the field

Godfrey Maringira and Diana Gibson | April 25, 2018

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