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Network AID Africa Participates in Peacebuilding Training

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As part of the Network AID Africa Governance and Participation Programme, contributing to non-violence, policy dialogue, elections, inclusion and human rights. On 29 September 2026, Alfred Bangura, District Coordinator of Network AID Africa, participated as one of the keynote speakers in a peacebuilding training at Bombali District Council, Makeni City in the Northern Province of Sierra Leone organised by Action for Advocacy Development Sierra Leone (AADS-SL).

 The training brought together participants from all walks of life to strengthen their knowledge and skills in peacebuilding, conflict prevention, dialogue, leadership, and community engagement. Alfred Bangura shared insights and experiences on the importance of promoting peace, unity, tolerance, dialogue, and inclusive community development. Representing Network AID Africa, his participation demonstrated the organization’s commitment to contributing to peaceful, inclusive, and resilient communities through advocacy, youth engagement, disability inclusion, and community development.

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Network AID Africa District Coordinator - Peacebuilding Training Bombali

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