Weekly Peace Report 23-30 November
Highlighting the peace efforts of the past week. Today we look at Arch. Desmond Tutu co-wins 2019 SA Man of the Year Award; US will present Israeli-Palestinian peace plan early 2019; José Andrés nominated...
16 Days of Activism and the call to ban Coercive Conversion remembered
As the international community raises awareness for no violence against women and children during the 16 days of activism, the call to ban coercive conversion is remembered on the anniversary of the incident of...
Express News: 22-28 November
Bringing you some highlights of the last week of November 2018 in rewind:
Today the Grand Parade Merchants Association said agreed to the idea brought forward by the City of Cape Town to upgrade the...
Weekly Peace Report 17-23 November
We're back with a peace round up. See what world leaders and civilians are doing to make the world a more peaceful place.
GP makes a mark for contribution to SA’s GDP
Gauteng was named the 7th largest contributor to the African economy. On the list were Nigeria in first place, Egypt in second and South Africa in third.
The province contributes 35% to South Africa’s gross...
Express News: 20-21 November
Bringing you some highlights over the past two days:
Bo-Kaap residents took to the streets in protest against the new developments in the area which will result in a hike in property rates in the...
Weekly Peace Report 10-16 November
Once a week join us in our approach to seeing the glass half full. The EA Peace Report is a round up and celebration of peace efforts across the globe.
Tuition fees have fallen in Liberia
President George Weah announced the abolishment of tuition fees for undergraduates at Liberia’s public universities on Thursday.
Addressing the crowd at the University of Liberia, President Weah stated his displeasure at hearing the students’ grievance...
South Sudanese surgeon to receive UN Prize
Dr Evan Atar Adaha, a 52 year-old South Sudanese surgeon, was awarded the Nansen Refugee Award for his effort in saving thousands of lives affected by the conflict in South Sudan. Previously awarded humanitarians include...
Cape Town residents brave the cold to unite for peace
The Company Gardens in Cape Town were abuzz with festivities on Wednesday as many gathered under the umbrella of peace to commemorate the 4th annual WARP Summit.
Hosted by HWPL, the event served as an...
