A group of experts called for the urgent need to integrate mental health awareness and support systems into peacebuilding frameworks and leadership development programs, recognizing mental wellness as a foundation for stable and resilient communities.
This, they said will help monitor any form of mental related challenges in the society given the issue has become a concern in many areas.
“This is an issue that is affecting everyone now hence the need for its integration,” a speaker said.
They spoke Wednesday September 24, 2025 at a meeting convened by Prospect Peace Institute-Africa at the Muthu Silver Springs Hotel, Nairobi, under the theme “Building Bridges:
Partnering for Peace in Africa.”
This milestone event brought together a diverse array of stakeholders from across the continent, including national and regional think tanks, security experts, non-governmental organizations, civil society organizations, academia, and international development actors.
Officials said as a leading African think tank, PPI-A continues to champion peace and security through evidence-based research, inclusive dialogue, and strategic partnerships.
Its comprehensive programming spans governance, applied research, capacity building, strategic communication, consultancy services, and security analysis — all tailored to address Africa’s complex and evolving peace and development challenges.
Delegates highlighted the challenges facing Africa’s youth, calling for innovative, tech-driven, and sustainable livelihood models.
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