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Addressing the FDLR Question: A Pragmatic Path Toward Lasting Peace Between Rwanda and the DRC

by Jacques Bahati | Oct 17, 2025

Image taken by Mr. Bahati in 2010 Goma, DRC. The recent Washington Peace Agreement signed on June 27, 2025 signed between Rwanda and the DRC, with the United States as a witness, provides a rare opportunity to confront the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of...

“TUISHI PAMOJA Remix” — A Hymn for Restorative Peace and Unity

by Jacques Bahati | Oct 17, 2025

The song “TUISHI PAMOJA Remix” by the Chorale St. Michel of Rubare–Rutshuru was released on October 15, 2025, to promote peace in the Democratic Republic of Congo, particularly in the eastern region. This artistic expression embodies the collective longing for peace,...

Documentary & Media Campaign: 10 Years of Action Against Land Grabbing in Ghana

by Jacques Bahati | Oct 16, 2025

To commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Continental Land Grabbing Conference—an initiative launched by AFJN in partnership with African and European allies—we have commissioned a documentary showcasing our work in Ghana, where AFJN actively implemented the...

Music as a Catalyst for Peace: AFJN’s Impactful Unity through Diversity Program in the DRC

by Jacques Bahati | Oct 16, 2025

Music has long served as one of society’s most powerful tools—used to inspire, persuade, unify, and mobilize. From national anthems and advertising jingles to spiritual hymns and cultural identity markers, its influence is both emotional and strategic. Recognizing...

AFJN Joins Call for Congress to Defend South Africa’s Sovereign Rights

by Jacques Bahati | Aug 27, 2025

As a member of the Advocacy Network for Africa (AdNA), AFJN joined other coalition members in urging the US Congress to reject bills HR 4051 “Addressing Hostile and Antisemitic Conduct by the Republic of South Africa Act of 2025” and HR 2633...

10 Million Dead, Territory Lost: The War in Congo Shows No Sign of Ending

by Jacques Bahati | Aug 27, 2025

No United States (US) president has publicly acknowledged the ongoing war in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) -which has claimed an estimated 10 million lives, roughly equivalent to the entire population of countries like Sweden, Hungary, or Honduras –...

AFJN’s Unity Through Diversity: Children Sing for a United Congo

by Jacques Bahati | Aug 27, 2025

Believing that the Congolese people hold the key to resolving the ongoing conflict, the Africa Faith and Justice Network (AFJN) continues to serve as a neutral voice – empowering communities in eastern Congo to choose peace by embracing the country’s rich ethnic...

AFJN Hosts Ambassador Jean Bosco Barege of the Republic of Burundi

by Jacques Bahati | Aug 6, 2025

On August 5, AFJN welcomed Ambassador Jean Bosco Barege of the Republic of Burundi and his team to our office for a rich exchange on humanitarian diplomacy, cultural engagement, and renewed collaboration to promote peace and deeper US-Burundi understanding....

Strengthening Land Justice and Responsible Investment in Ghana

by Jacques Bahati | Jul 28, 2025

This year, our land grabbing prevention and responsible investment initiative led us again to Ghana’s Volta and Oti regions, where we organized a series of impactful town hall meetings. In communities such as Anfoe, Avevi, Helekpe, Zomayi, and Morkplikpo, we engaged...

Congress Must Reject Section 112105 of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” and the Proposed 5% Tax on Remittances

by Jacques Bahati | May 23, 2025

The Africa Faith and Justice Network (AFJN) has taken a firm stand against Section 112105 of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” which proposes a 5% excise tax on international remittances. As part of our mission to promote just US-Africa policy, we oppose this measure...
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