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Cross River plans ranching, livestock clusters to curb farmer-herder conflicts

Cross River State is introducing organized ranching and livestock clusters to reduce clashes between farmers and herders. The plan includes pasture development to support sustainable livestock production. This step could ease tensions and improve livelihoods for both groups.

Premium Times

MOSOP hails Ribadu’s Ogoni peace model, seeks replication nationwide

The Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People (MOSOP) has praised the conflict-resolution strategy utilized by National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu in addressing the Ogoni oil conflict. This commendation highlights a constructive approach to dialogue that aims to foster peace, potentially benefiting the Ogoni community and beyond if adopted nationwide.

Premium Times

How to fight with the people we care about, illustrated

Conflict resolution expert Priya Parker shares practical advice for navigating arguments with loved ones, reducing anxiety and making disagreements more constructive. Her approach helps people start and end fights in ways that ease tension and foster understanding. This offers a hopeful way to handle conflict with care.

NPR

Turkiye passes law giving thousands of PKK members chance at amnesty

Turkiye has passed a law allowing thousands of PKK members to rejoin society if the group fully disarms. The measure offers a conditional amnesty, supporting last year’s peace efforts. This step could help rebuild trust and bring lasting change to affected communities.

Al Jazeera

A children’s soccer league to prevent a return to war in Syria: ‘We want our children to live together again without religious or ethnic divisions’

A children’s soccer league in Syria is bringing together Kurdish, Arab, and Christian children, including those with ties to former ISIS members, to foster coexistence after years of conflict. The Hope League project helps rebuild trust and unity among young people from divided communities. It’s a small but meaningful step toward healing and shared futures.

El País (English)

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