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Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding

Wednesday

August 17

at 1:00 – 2:30 ET

Herder-Farmer Conflicts and Food Security in Southeast Nigeria: Plugging the Gaps in the Peacebuilding Policy Framework

Insight & Analysis

Publication

Coronavirus

Africa: Year in Review 2021

Article

Africa Program Honors Associate Director and Senior Diplomatic Fellow Alyson Grunder

July 15, 2022

Video

Security and Defense

Fr. Rigobert Minani Bihuzo Testifies Before the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission on Child Labor and Human Rights Violations in the Mining Industry of the Democratic Republic of Congo

Video

Security and Defense

Dr. Fonteh Akum Testifies Before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Russia's Activities and Influence in Africa

Africa Up Close

Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding

Who Are France’s Sahelian Critics, and What Are They Saying?

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Africa Experts

Monde Muyangwa

Africa Program Director

For too long, U.S.-Africa relations were defined by Cold War calculations, humanitarian crises, and conflict and insecurity, while economic and development matters were largely on the periphery of U.S. engagement with the continent. Since 2014, there has been an effort to re-position U.S.-Africa relations by bringing business and economic relations squarely into the center of U.S.-Africa relations.