September 10, 2025Deleted JournalOpen Access

Regional Instability and Transnational Security Threats in West and Central Africa: Implications for International Peacebuilding

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Escalating conflicts and security threats in west and central africa are undermining peace efforts and stability.
Key examples include Boko Haram operations in the Lake Chad region and the crisis in Cameroon, fueling ongoing violence.
The approach advocates for stronger cooperation among local governments and engagement in community-driven peace efforts.
Current reliance on military solutions has proven inadequate, highlighting the need for long-term development and institution building.

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This study reveals how security threats and weak governance hinder peacebuilding in West and Central Africa, suggesting new cooperative approaches.

Idiong et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This study reveals how security threats and weak governance hinder peacebuilding in West and Central Africa, suggesting new cooperative approaches.