PERSISTENCE OF IDENTITY CONFLICT BETWEEN “TWA AND LUBA” IN KABALO TERRITORY: INEFFECTIVENESS OF RESOLUTION STRUCTURES AND MECHANISMS

Authors: Prince Sengo Etuka, Anicet Lotitikimoto Likopi & Chadrac Bolinda Lingule

ABSTRACT

The purpose of this study is to examine from a methodological perspective the factors of ineffective conflict resolution structures (local authorities, civil society, local conflict resolution councils, United Nations agencies and NGOs) and the mechanisms necessary to promote peaceful coexistence between the Twa and Luba communities in the territory of Kabalo.

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