Following the International Day of Peace, International Peace Initiative (IPI) organisation had invited Initiatives of Change - Kenya to run a three day Creators of Peace Circles workshop for fifteen women leaders from different corners of Meru county.

As a follow up to the Kenya I Care peace workshop that took place towards the end of August 2011 in Ndaragwa, Mike Muikia and John Njoroge from Subukia IofC team had a follow up workshop on 3 September 2011 with 29 young people, who were victims of the 2007/2008 post election violence with the theme forgiveness and reconciliation.

'Kenya I Care' has continued to roll up activities in the different regions of Kenya in a bid to shape the future of the country. Samuel Muiruri tells the story.

In a series of interviews Vanguard, one of the foremost national daily newspapers in Nigeria, showcases the efforts of several young Nigerians making a difference in their own little corner and beyond. Victor Gotevbe highlights Obas Ukoko in the 8 October edition, 'a self-appointed ambassador of Nigeria to the world.'

SouthSudan is the youngest state in Africa after a successful separation from North Sudan. It is a country that has been through bloody war for decades and its history is definitely a very emotional one. Ann Njeri shares of her experience during her recent visit in South Sudan.

‘I have always been the first to run towards where there is chaos and violence. I will now be thinking first before running to join chaos and violence’ said one lady who was one of the 12 women from the 13 villages of Kibera slums who participated in a Creators of Peace Circles workshop, 7-9 September, 2011.

There was an inspiring peace workshop for 30 participants, most of them young people, at Wiyumiririe village in Ndaragwa, Central Kenya on 26-28 August, 2011.

When I departed home for Caux in mid July, 2011, I knew what I was taking with me but I did not know what to expect. Mbindyo Kimanthi from Kenya shares of his experience during the 1st Caux Creatifs Media Training.

Daisy Muthoni, a young lady from Kenya who participated in the Caux Internship programme in August 2011 shares of her experience.

Cattle rustling is rampant in the Samburu District of northern Kenya and An African Answer has been described as the best tool so far to bring peace among the communities concerned.