The borehole that almost divided two villages
When a new borehole was sited on a disputed boundary, a local peace committee got both villages talking before anyone reached for a weapon.
What peacebuilding looks like on the ground, told with the consent of the people in them. Names and places are sometimes changed to protect those involved.
When a new borehole was sited on a disputed boundary, a local peace committee got both villages talking before anyone reached for a weapon.
A peace club tournament brought together young people from two estates that had not played each other in years.
After a dispute between traders turned physical, a network of women mediators brought both sides back to the market together.
Trained community monitors tracked early-warning signs during a tense by-election, and mediators responded within hours.