Africa Program Advisory Council Meeting
On Tuesday, October 16, 2018, the Wilson Center Africa Program convened an in-person Advisory Council meeting.
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President Salva Kiir of South Sudan and rebel leader Riek Machar signed a preliminary power-sharing agreement on August 5, 2018, which comes after years of negotiations aimed at ending the five-year civil war.
Countering violent extremism will require a refinement of policy towards Mozambique’s Muslim minority, and Maputo’s ability to navigate this next step may carry lessons for other countries on the periphery of terrorism in Africa.
The conflict in South Sudan is a culmination of multilayered issues. In order to truly tackle this, inclusive solutions are needed to address both the structure of the problem and its and multi-dimensions.
Ethiopia and Eritrea recently signed a peace agreement in July 2018, ending 20 years of hostility. The historic peace agreement has the potential to transform economies, societal relations, politics, and security in the volatile Horn of Africa region.
African youth play a vital role towards the continent's growth and development. Youth have both a positive and negative impact on the continent, with this in mind, it is essential to engage youth in order to safeguard their futures and forge continental development.
A coalition of Ghanaian civil society organizations launched a campaign, “Jammeh2JusticeGhana,” asking the Government of Ghana to seek the extradition of Yahya Jammeh, the former president of The Gambia, to face justice for the 2005 massacre of 44 Ghanaian migrants in The Gambia.
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