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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Réseaux Sociaux
"Celebrating Women and Advancing the Women, Peace, and Security Agenda"
As a woman, I feel very proud that women are being celebrated worldwide. I mean, isn't it amazing to see how the world has set aside this important day for the woman race? There are a thousand and one reasons to celebrate women. And of course everyone has a reason for celebrating women. As for me, being a woman in the peace and security space, my celebration is anchored on the wins we have recorded ever since the ground breaking UN Security Council Resolution 1325 was unanimously passed over two decades ago.
"Empowering Women for Peace: Celebrating International Women’s Day 2025"
As we celebrate International Women’s Day under the theme “For all women and girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment” we must acknowledge the vital role women play, particularly in times of conflict. While many are at war, women often become the backbone of their families and communities, shouldering economic and social responsibilities, ensuring stability, and protecting their loved ones during displacement.
Women Educating and Inspiring Generations
Women have always played a pivotal role in shaping the future of our society. Through their wisdom, resilience, and dedication, they educate not only the minds of their children but also inspire entire generations to dream bigger and reach higher.
The old adage goes…. “educate a woman and you educate a whole village”, and from this we know that any knowledge imparted on a woman does not only empower her but also uplifts her community, thus creating a ripple effect of positive change.
L'EASF et le NARC Renforcent leur Coopération lors du 46eConseil Exécutif de l'UA
Addis-Abeba, 13 Février 2025 - En marge de la 46ème réunion du Conseil Exécutif de l'Union Africaine (UA), la Force en Attente de l'Afrique Orientale (EASF) a tenu une réunion productive avec la Capacité Régionale de l'Afrique du Nord (NARC) au siège de l'UA. La réunion, qui vise à renforcer la collaboration entre les deux entités, s'est déroulée en présence du Général de Brigade (à la retraite) Paul Kahuria Njema, Directeur du Secrétariat de l'EASF, et de M. Ahmed Tajouri, Secrétaire Exécutif du NARC.