Tribune du Directeur
Directeur EASF
Brig Paul Kahuria Njema
Exercices d'Entraînement
- CPX 2022, Kenya
- FTX 2017, Sudan
- CPX 2014, Ethiopie
- FTX 2013, Ouganda
- CPX 2011, Soudan
- FTX 2009, Djibouti
- CPX 2008, Kenya
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Faits Saillants Précédents
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Why should women be involved in Peace processes?
The importance of including women and women’s voices in peace negotiations, transitional bodies and in long-term political processes is increasingly accepted. Research shows that women are deeply committed to peace building and post-conflict reconstruction and have a unique perspective and a solid understanding of the needs of their communities. Women tend to have more inclusive leadership styles, which promote consensus in negotiations. Women are skillful at working across divides whether they be religious, ethnic, political or cultural. Women have access that men do not (for example, to other women) are seen to be less threatening and tend to be influential within their families and communities.
“Happy 114th International Women's Day”
"Celebrating International Women's Day with Renewed Commitment to Gender Equality"
While progress has been made to overcome outdated mindsets and empower women, there is still significant work to be done. Women continue to face disproportionate household responsibilities and barriers to leadership and economic opportunity. Women's participation and representation remains crucial for achieving lasting peace and security, particularly in East Africa. However, women are underrepresented in key positions within the Eastern African Standby Force, limiting their ability to contribute meaningfully to these critical efforts.
"Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History" - Laurel Thatcher Ulrich
This iconic quote from historian Laurel Thatcher Ulrich underscores a fundamental truth - that transformative change often requires individuals, especially women, to challenge the status quo and disrupt societal norms.
Throughout history, the most influential women have been those who have refused to be constrained by expectations of "proper" or "ladylike" behavior. Instead, they have boldly advocated for their rights, pushed the boundaries of what was deemed acceptable, and paved the way for greater equality and progress.
"Happy International Women’s Day!
Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and achievements of women everywhere. May we continue to support, uplift, and empower one another, striving for a world where every woman’s voice is heard, dreams are realized, and opportunities are limitless. To all the incredible women likes of Mekatilili wa Menza and Wangari Mathai—thank you for inspiring us every day and forever you will remain in our Hearts.