Representative of Global Peace Foundation Mr. Benson Daud speaking about peace keeping to students.
Students from different school listening to GPF representative Mr Benson Daud (who is not in this picture)
Students listening to Ward Councillor Mr. Doures Msinde (who is not in this picture) emphasizing youth to stop engaging in land conflicts.
The together photo
The together photo
More than 150 youth from different places including, students of Butembo,Higabilo,Kinovelu primary School and Bureza secondary schools together with ward Councillor of Bureza and teachers in Bureza ward which found in Muleba district, Kagera Region, had a coming together event that powered by Global Peace Foundation (GPF) with a major goal of maintaining peace at the level of families and society in general.
Speaking with the
students, representative of GPF and a youth activist ,
Mr. Benson Daud, said that, they decided to bring
together young people aged between 13-21 years due to the fact that,
they are mainly in a group that is affected by breach of the peace.
He also explained
different problems that facing youth in Bureza ward including
absenteeism at school where the majority of boys goes into lake Victoria
to attempt fishing issues with other unethical behaviors, teenage
pregnancy which are caused by motorcyclists business men known
as 'bodaboda', parents deny school children and forcing them to involve in small business, those bad behaviors leads to conflicts that contribute to breach of
the peace due outbreak of misunderstanding among them.
Benson urged to
parents and youth to abandon these things, as they do so there would be
peace among them and live well in their communities.
The ward Councillor
Mr. Deores Msinde advised every youth to be a role model in maintaining
peace; he said that from what goes on within his ward where the young
ones are at the forefront of breaching the peace.
"for example in our
ward there have been a crisis of land where farmers and pastoralist conflicting to use one area for agriculture and animal husbandry
which brings conflicts where by youth
fighting all the time while elders sitting beside " said Councillor
Deores and asking youth to stop these things when the government is
making efforts to solve these crisis.
Speaking at different
times, youth have been pleased with that youth program run by the
GPF and say that it will help to educate others about the importance of
peace keeping.
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