Nairobi has established a reputation as a regional diplomatic hub, hosting and/or leading peace processes for countries across the region with its model of presidentialised mediation
Strengthening the Functional Performance of the African Union’s Peace and Security Architecture
A two-day training in Bishoftu, Ethiopia, brings together senior officials, diplomats, parliamentarians and security sector practitioners to strengthen national capacity for dialogue, negotiation and mediation.
Strengthening Electoral Governance and Conflict Prevention
From Legacy to Action
A two-day executive leadership workshop for the Sudan Liberation Movement/Army in Nairobi, drawing on lessons from South Africa’s negotiated transition to strengthen internal political dialogue on Sudan’s future.
Panellists brought critical dialogue and bold perspectives to the inaugural OWL/AMP Student Debate Series held at UKZN’s Howard College Theatre
Senior diplomats and regional experts and international practitioners gather in Durban for a three-day closed strategic consultation on the deepening crises in Sudan and South Sudan.
Reflecting on the challenges with the implementation of the R-ARCSS and identify practical pathways that contribute to stabilising South Sudan’s peace process.
Advancing Insights on Insider Mediation