While history has its fair share of cases of technologically ill-or under-equipped Davids
beating technologically supreme Goliaths, it is also true that–more often than not …

This article explores the African religious, cultural and philosophical dimensions of peace,
conflict and conflict transformation. It seeks to examine African traditional religious and …

Blending autoethnographic approaches with critical analysis, this article explores the
intersection of arts-based praxis in peacebuilding and development in peace studies and …

In Kenya there are an increasing number of applied theatre and peacebuilding projects
taking place. Currently, the perspectives and experiences of those undertaking this work, on …

Zimbabwe has recently been facing serious challenges and threats to its peace and security
as a result of deepening economic crisis. Civilians have taken to the streets and the first half …

This article is an ethnographic study on the Bukusu number system and the connections
between Indigenous knowledge and patriarchy. It examines the ways patriarchy is …

Using purposively selected works of Zimbabwean artists posted on YouTube, and the public
comments on this content, this article demonstrates the agenda-setting capabilities of …

This article examines the constructive roles of community and faith-based radio in building
resilience and trust in Kenya after post-election violence. Since the 2007/08 postelection …

The history of Kenya is loaded with continuous moments when music played a key role in
expressing various issues in the country. Music is one of the most important modes through …

The three‐decade‐long Sri Lankan civil war between the Government of Sri Lanka (GoSL)
and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (the LTTE, also known as the Tamil Tigers) came to …