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For the IDP 2023, MasterPeace Burundi organized three main activities: a seminar, a football festival, and the distribution of school kilts to vulnerable children. The aim was to raise awareness about issues related to climate change, highlight the importance of empowering children and survivors of climate issues as agents of environmental protection, and fight for […]

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MasterPeace Zimbabwe joined the rest of the world to commemorate the International Day of Peace (IDP) which is celebrated on the 21st of September each calendar year. The day was declared by the United Nations General Assembly to strengthen ideals of peace, both within and among all nations and people. On 29 September, Masterpeace Zimbabwe

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JOB POSITION As a project manager, you will have the unique opportunity to be a part of a new strategic approach of MasterPeace to build cohesiveness and increase the activities in Africa through fundraising and effective project implementation. You will be a path maker, a pioneer, with the audacious goal of mobilizing resources for joint projects of MasterPeace

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Masterpeace Burundi Club in collaboration with Youth for Peace & Development « YPD-Haguruka and Young Talent Academy joined with the whole world to celebrate The International Day of Peace and commemorate this event which is held every September 21th of each year. This why from September 18th to 21th 2023, Masterpeace Burundi Club with its

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By Enock Nsubuga – MasterPeace Uganda “In the heart of Uganda, a land of strife Where climate change has brought great sorrow The year is 2045, a fight for life As nature’s wrath has left us hollow. Once lush forests now stand barren and bare Their leaves long gone, a haunting sight And on the brink

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By Enock Nsubuga – MasterPeace Uganda. The year is 2045, a time when the devastating effects of climate change have crippled Uganda. Once a vibrant and flourishing country, Uganda now faces the harsh reality of pervasive flooding, unrelenting drought, and alarming levels of food insecurity. The majestic forests that once adorned the nation now lie

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Under our program “Women and Entrepreneurship in Colour!” We hope to build the capacity of women in the urban informal settlements of Nairobi and pastoral communities who are survivors of violence against women. Using color energy profiling by Clarity4D, these women are coached to better understand themselves and their human environment with an aim to

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Storytelling is a powerful tool for education, communication and cultural preservation. It can stimulate creativity, enhance critical thinking, and foster social cohesion among learners. Storytelling can also help learners develop their literacy and numeracy skills by engaging them in oral and written narratives that involve counting, measuring, sequencing, problem-solving, and reasoning. In Kenya, storytelling is

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In a country like Kenya, where ethnic diversity and social inequalities often lead to conflicts and violence, it is crucial to equip the young generation with the skills and attitudes that can help them cope with everyday challenges and foster peace and harmony in their communities. That is why we launched the Life skills for Peace project in

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