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Tag Archives: Community Conflict Mediation
The deaths of 4 children that could have been avoided
Just imagine if these children were from the suburbs. This incident could have attracted more national and international outcry; even some authorities could have been fired but because these children are from a township, the sad event has been even forgotten barely a week after the tragic event. Continue reading
Posted in Events, News, Press release, Presss release, Report, Updates
Tagged Africa, Africa Unite, African Alumni, African Centre for Migration and Society, African Monitor, African Union, Cape Flats, Cape Town, children, City of Cape Town, community, Community Conflict Mediation, Community Dialogue, housing, Service delivery, South Africa, United Nations, United Nations Association of South Africa, unity, Western Cape, Western Cape government
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Africa Unite and the community of Laingville in dialogue
On the 17th of November 2020, Africa Unite held a conflict mediation dialogue with some of the community members from Laingville. The dialogue took place at St Helena Bay municipal hall, which is 155.9km outside of Cape Town. Social distancing … Continue reading
Posted in Dialogue, Events, News, Report, Updates, Workshops
Tagged Africa, Africa Unite, African Alumni, African Centre for Migration and Society, African Monitor, African Union, City of Cape Town, communication, community, Community Conflict Mediation, Community Dialogue, Dialogue, housing, Laingville, SAG, Saldanha Bay, Service delivery, Social Dialogue, South Africa, United Nations, United Nations Association of South Africa, Vredeburg, West coast, Western Cape, Western Cape government
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“Conflict mediation: The How, the Why and the When”
This is a very critical element of both community engagement and conflict intervention strategy. Communication is a key aspect in this process and is essential to mediation and dialogue in general as misunderstanding can fuel the stages of conflict Continue reading
Posted in Events, News, Report, Staff, Training, Updates, Workshops
Tagged Africa, Africa Unite, African Alumni, African Centre for Migration and Society, African Monitor, African Union, communication, community, Community Conflict Mediation, diversity, Mediation, South Africa, UNESCO, UNHCR, UNHRC, United Nations, United Nations Association of South Africa, unity
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