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Conflicts And Resolutions - The Ways Of Our Fathers

Even in the 21st century, conflicts still seem to be sometimes inevitable. This series shows that they can be solved peacefully due to a rich tradition of conflict-resolution methods in Africa.

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How do I master conflict situations? This is a question that is worrying many of Deutsche Welle’s young listeners. And some of you came forward to the Learning by Ear team proposing this topic. Because even though most Africans live in peaceful countries, some regions still suffer from armed conflicts.

The radio drama is intended to identify ways of conflict resolution without using force. We will get to meet Masambo and Mitumba, two family heads, from different ethnic backgrounds, but living together in Kijani, a fertile valley. The two are caught up in a number of conflicts. So can they find lasting resolutions and live in peace? The story will help the listeners to learn about ways to deal with conflicts in their own lives.

Deutsche Welle’s Learning by Ear is available in six languages: English, Kiswahili, French, Hausa, Portuguese and Amharic.

Audios and videos on the topic

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 01 - My land, my life  

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 02 - Up in arms  

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 03 - An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind  

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 04 - Unlikely heroes  

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 05 - The cost of winning  

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 06 - The making of a conflict  

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 07 - Getting even  

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 08 - Crimes against humanity  

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 09 - Tears of joy, tears of pain  

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 10 - Truth first, then reconciliation  

Downloads

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 01 - My land, my life.pdf

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 01 - My land, my life.pdf  

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 02 - Up in arms.pdf

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 02 - Up in arms.pdf  

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 03 - An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.pdf

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 03 - An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.pdf  

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 04 - Unlikely heroes.pdf

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 04 - Unlikely heroes.pdf  

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 05 - The cost of winning.pdf

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 05 - The cost of winning.pdf  

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 06 - The making of a conflict.pdf

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 06 - The making of a conflict.pdf  

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 07 - Getting even.pdf

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 07 - Getting even.pdf  

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 08 - Crimes against humanity.pdf

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 08 - Crimes against humanity.pdf  

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 09 - Tears of joy, tears of pain.pdf

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 09 - Tears of joy, tears of pain.pdf  

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 10 - Truth first, then reconciliation.pdf

Learning by Ear - Conflicts and resolutions - 10 - Truth first, then reconciliation.pdf  

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