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Religious leaders look for peace in central AfricaChristian leaders have held a conference in Kisangani in the Democratic Republic of Congo on finding a regional solution to violence caused by Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) fighters. >>
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How Caritas Works: Peace and Reconciliations There is a Swahili proverb which goes “wapiganapo tembo nyasi huumia” that means when the elephants fight, >> >>

War over, daily battle begins Mr Kandaswamy used to have a home and a successful trading business. Now his home is gone, his business is ruined and Mr Kandaswamy is in a wheelchair after his lower legs were amputated following a landmine accident. >>

One year after Gaza conflict One year later, people live on an incredible cutting edge of almost despair, but the level of lived faith of Christians and Muslims in Gaza is extraordinary. >>

Haunting memories of last year’s Christmas in Gaza Hanna is 36 years old and lives in the southern Gaza City neighborhood of Tal el-Hawa. This area saw the most aggressive attacks in the conflict. >>

Stepping on eggs in Uganda The war in the north between the Kampala government and the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) is over. Most of the 1.2 million people who had fled to relief camps are back home. Peace accords have seen former rebels lay down their guns and return to their villages. >>

Question time: Archbishop John Baptist Odama of Gulu, Uganda Northern Uganda has just emerged from a twenty year war. Caritas spoke to Archbishop John Baptist of Gulu about how the Church helped bring peace and what challenges remain. >>

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