Africa

G20 in South Africa: an invitation to justice and to real change

December 3, 2025

From November 22 to 23, the world converged in Johannesburg, South Africa for the first G20 summit on African soil, a rare and interesting moment. For Oil Watch Africa, this moment marked a turning point as a unique chance to…

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Church leaders and youth at the crossroads of holistic peace, sustainability and social cohesion

November 18, 2025

Reflections from the FECCLAHA regional forum, October 2025   Peace is not an outcome and negotiable. It’s a process that needs all of us. This message resonated deeply with me when I was at the FECCLAHA regional ecumenical forum in Entebbe, Uganda in late October. FECCLAHA stands for Fellowship of Christian Councils…

Post filed in: Africa, Global South, Human Rights, Social Justice, WPS, Youth

What will it take to stop the horror of war in Kivu, DRC?

February 13, 2025

Français ci-dessous 🛑#Rwandan aggression: “My message is clear: Silence the guns. Stop the escalation. Respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Respect international human rights law and international humanitarian law,”  UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. KAIROS…

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KAIROS and partners in solidarity with the People of Sudan

April 21, 2023

In solidarity with the citizens and churches in Sudan, KAIROS joins our partners in the region, including the Fellowship of Christian Council and Churches on the Great Lakes and Horn of Africa (FECCLAHA), in expressing our deepest concerns over the…

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Story of Change: Hon. Christine’s participation and influence in transitions from conflict in South Sudan

April 21, 2023

At a recent visit to our KAIROS partner, South Sudan Council of Churches in South Sudan, my colleagues Radia Mbengue and Barbara Mangwende and I were privileged to witness the work of SSCC’s National Women’s Programme (NWP) which is supported…

Post filed in: Africa, Gender Justice/Women of Courage, Global South