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Leadership Disposition in African Conflict Areas and Women Inclusion in Post-Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding: A Comparative Study of Nigeria, South Africa, Ethiopia, and Liberia
Udoh James Akpan, Anthonia Omotola Ishabiyi, Sazelo Michael Mkhize, Londiwe Sinenhlanhla Jali, Abisoye Adedoyin Adeyiga9

Polarisation of Nigeria: A case study of the EndSARS protest of 2020 and the General Elections of 2023
Kelechi Johnmary Ani and John Chimezie Onu37


Dialogues for Sustainable Peacebuilding: From Dialogues of the Deaf to Consensual Dialogues
Edknowledge Mandikwaza61


Reducing Violence in Zimbabwean High Schools via Peer Mediation
Francis Ziwanai, Jason Davis and Geoff Harris85


Social Cohesion After Looting and Violence: Restoring the Spirit of Ubuntu in the Informal Settlements of Bhambayi, South Africa
Ngcobo Nolwazi, Bhoola Sheetal, Chetty Dasarath, Chathukulam Jos and Moolakkattu John 97


The Impact of the Armed Struggle for National Liberation in Southern Africa on International Law, 1968-1974
Seane Mabitsela121


A Reflection of Humanitarian Responses to Violent Extremism in South West Nigeria
Temitope Yetunde Bello139


Exploring the role unemployment plays in perpetrating violent crimes, particularly murder, in South Africa
Masindi Cecilia Mashapha and Ricky Munyaradzi Mukonza157


Did traditional leaders succeed in restoring law and order during the 2021 riots and looting in South Africa? Insights from Indigenous scholars
Monicca T. Bhuda and Mothusiotsile E. Maditsi 177


The SAF and RSF Conflict in Sudan: An Analysis of Impacts and Responses
Enoch Ndem Okon and Vitor Ojakorotu193

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