Africa’s Uncomfortable Choice: Is the Military the “Lesser Evil” in a Failing Democracy?
The Intersection of Faith and Politics in Cameroon
A Framing Analysis of Music and Peacebuilding in the 2023 Harmonised Electoral Campaigns in Zimbabwe
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Where young voices drive peace, development, and good governance.

Our Mission
The Conflict Lab's mission is to empower young people across Africa to actively engage in governance, peace, security, and sustainable development. It seeks to cultivate a new generation of leaders by providing them with the necessary tools and platforms to drive policy change and take grassroots action.

Our Vision
We envision a peaceful, inclusive, and resilient Africa where young people, women, and local communities are central to shaping policies, driving solutions, and building sustainable futures. The Conflict Lab aspires to create a continent where intergenerational collaboration and innovative grassroots strategies transform conflict into opportunities for justice, equity, and development.

Our Impact
Through capacity building, research, and advocacy, the Conflict Lab strengthens youth leadership, promotes women’s participation in peace processes, and develops innovative responses to emerging challenges such as climate-induced conflicts. Our work ensures that local realities inform policy and contributes to building long-term community resilience across Africa.
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Short Analyses
The Intersection of Faith and Politics in Cameroon: The 2025 Presidential Elections
Africa’s Uncomfortable Choice: Is the Military the “Lesser Evil” in a Failing Democracy?
General Coordinator, Conflict Lab Published on 31 July 2025 ByMbuwul Godwill
General Coordinator, ...