Ghana's National Peace Council urges community leaders to address local conflicts in chieftaincy, land, and farmer-herder disputes to prevent violent extremism, supported by a UN-funded project in Northern Ghana.

Ghana's National Peace Council urges community leaders to work together to manage, resolve, and prevent local conflicts, particularly in areas like chieftaincy, land, and farmer-herder disputes. Unresolved conflicts at the community level are seen as opportunities for violent extremists. The call is part of a UN-funded project aiming to build resilience and social cohesion in Northern Ghana.