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Shadows of past political violence shape the lives of young Africans for years: a study of nine countries

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By Tilman Brück, Karen Devries, Marcella Vigneri
| thefuse.co.za
Shadows of past political violence shape the lives of young Africans for years: a study of nine countries TimesLive | 24.07.2026 09:30 By Tilman Brück, Karen Devries, Marcella Vigneri, Olusegun Fadare and Vegard Iversen Gaming Environment Gaming Celebrity News Feminism Environment Gaming Gaming Gaming Feminism Celebrity News Environment
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Shadows of past political violence shape the lives of young Africans for years: a study of nine countries

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By Tilman Brück, Karen Devries, Marcella Vigneri
| Sunday Times Verified
By Tilman Brück, Karen Devries, Marcella Vigneri, Olusegun Fadare and Vegard Iversen Political violence refers to the use of force by groups pursuing political goals. It can include attacks on civilians, armed clashes, riots and explosions, all of which cause obvious and immediate harm. But the effects of political violence can continue long after the violence itself has ended. The immediate effects of war, such as poverty, displacement and death, are well documented.
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Shadows of past political violence shape the lives of young Africans for years – a study of nine countries

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By Tilman Brück, Karen Devries, Marcella Vigneri
| The African Mirror
POLITICAL violence refers to the use of force by groups pursuing political goals. It can include attacks on civilians, armed clashes, riots and explosions, all of which cause obvious and immediate harm. But the effects of political violence can continue long after the violence itself has ended. The immediate effects of war, such as poverty, displacement and death, are well documented.
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