Women and Girls continue to be disadvantaged and marginalized in many aspects. It is well known that violent conflict unreasonably affects women and girls and increases pre-existing gender inequalities and discrimination. The role of women as agents of peace in armed conflict is never recognized, yet they play a major role as agents of peace and change, yet their role as key players and change agents has been largely unrecognized.

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The Programme for Christian-Muslim Relations in Africa (PROCMURA) has continued to pursue its mandate and mission on building the capacity for Churches and the church leadership to ensure they are better informed with requisite skills and knowledge in peace building, conflict resolution and management on emerging issues and challenges facing the communities. PROCMURA sees it necessary and important to intervene where possible in conflict-stricken situations and heed to the churches role in peacebuilding by strengthening the church in peacebuilding efforts at the grassroots level in its constituencies across Africa.

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Peace building and Conflict prevention continues to be an integral part of PROCMURA. This is in line with SDG 16; Promoting just, peaceful and inclusive societies. PROCMURA believes that peace and development are inter-twined and that there can be no peace without development and, likewise, no development without peace.

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PROCMURA continued with its quest for peace building and religious tolerance among Christian and Muslim youth in Juba, South Sudan also referred to as the youngest nation in Africa after gaining independence in 2011.

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