A peace of Africa : reflections on life in the Great Lakes Region
Material type: TextPublisher: Washington DC : Madera Press, [2011]Copyright date: �2011Description: xxix, 322 pages : illustrations, map ; 22 cmISBN:- 9780979100314
- 303.66095
- BX7683.Z36Â P35 2011
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Through personal experience with his Kenyan family, friends, and colleagues, Zarembka captures the essence of cultural and societal issues and skillfully deciphers the differences between African and American culture that frequently escape casual visitors and expatriates alike. By weaving personal stories with historical narratives, A Peace of Africa explores how the Great Lakes Region of Africa went from optimism at the time of independence to the conflict, corruption, wars, and genocide that have engulfed the region since then. As a Quaker and a peacemaker, Zarembka has been deeply involved in Africa for more than forty-five years. Zarembka analyzes current situations and offers bold solutions to make the area prosperous. The book describes the successes of his peacemaking work there and gives an underlying rationale on how peace and reconciliation can be achieved in the Great Lakes Region.
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