Author: DPE Communications

Development for Peace Education together with other three sister organisations namely Lesotho Council 9f NGOs, Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace and Transformation Resource Centre received the equipment from Open …

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At the end of February 2021 Development for Peace Education was invited by Malea-lea Development Trust (MDT) an organisation working to inspire marginalized and vulnerable groups in Malea-lea in the …

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Citizen mobilisation organisations, which DPE represents in the National Reforms Authority presented their views on the Referendum Bill 2020 before the NRA Thematic Committee on Parliamentary Reform. The purpose of …

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On Thursday, the 11th February DPE held a vibrant virtual dialogue session with secondary schools’ principals, languages teachers, Peaceful School Model Liaison teachers and life skills teachers of the twenty-four …

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   The fight against youth unemployment is complicated by among other things, politicisation of government interventions. This view reigned at the web-based youth unemployment symposium held by Development for Peace Education …

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Now that new ideas on perfecting student model have been shared, students activism in this initiative is possible… Said Noangelina Debeshe, the Principal of Morifi High School during the  DPE …

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On Thursday the 8th October 2020, DPE in collaboration with comrades and friends commemorated the life of Mr. Mokhafisi Kena. The commemoration took the form of an on-site and web-based …

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Khoelenya community library in Mohales’Hoek receives furniture and equipment including laptop computers, books, television, radio, projector and tables and chairs. This is part of the strategy to strengthen capacity of …

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“We educate with hope because peace education itself is hope both in content and methodologically….COVID-19 Presents an opportunity for peace education to prove itself…” This was said by DPE Coordinator, …

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