CPNN continues to find that African journalists give priority to culture of peace news, unlike media in much of the world that give priority to violence. The articles are listed below:
Decolonising peace journalism – and putting it to work in East Africa
PAYNCoP Gabon Works with UNESCO to Combat Covid19 Fake News and Violence Against Women
Peace promotion in the Sahel: The best award-winning radio productions
Togo: Catholic Church urges media to serve dialogue, peace and reconciliation
Morocco and Senegal promote gender equality through media
Making Waves: Local radio transforming perceptions of gender-based violence in Africa
Uganda has benefited from peace journalism
Senegal: A regional seminar on “The role of journalists and the media in preventing violence”
Cameroon: Community radio in the service of peace education
Africa: Creating media channels to promote the culture of peace
Africa: Faire des médias des voies pour la promotion de la culture de la paix
Gao, Mali : Youth at school for a culture of peace
Gao, Mali : Les jeunes à l’école de la culture de la paix
Mali: The Radio Kledu broadcasts, “Anka Ben ! – Let’s make peace !”
Mali: L’émission «Anka Ben ! – Faisons la paix !» sur Radio Kledu
Somalia: Somali radio on peace mission
Culture of Peace: IDEM workshop for journalists in Mali
Culture de la paix : les journalistes à l’école de l’Idem
Pour une ‘culture de paix’ dans la presse du Cap-Haïtien
Second High Level Media Workshop on the African Peace and Security
Launch of the network of journalists for peace and security in Africa (Netpeace)