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"New Africa: Interdependence, Mutual Prosperity, Universal Values" is a Special Report prepared by The Washington Times' Special Sections Department.

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A call for 'interdependence, mutual prosperity and universal values' in Africa

By The Washington Times Special Sections Department

'Africa is a blessed continent'

By Dr. Hak Ja Han Moon

Constructive steps in the quest for peace in Africa

By The Washington Times Special Sections Department
Cheikh Mansour Diouf, President, Africa Summit 2018 Steering Committee, addresses the audience Jan. 18, 2018. Seated (left to right) Universal Peace Federation co-founder Dr. Hak Ja Han Moon, Senegal President H.E. Macky Sall and UPF International Chairman Dr. Thomas G. Walsh. (Photo credit: UPF-International)

'I believe in this new Africa'

By Macky Sall and Senegal president
Clergy from several faiths, joined by Universal Peace Federation International Chairman Thomas G. Walsh (fourth from right), stressed interfaith cooperation as part of the solution to benefit Africa's families, communities and culture. (Photo credit: UPF-International)

Africa's future: 'To serve humanity and amaze the world'

By The Washington Times Special Sections Department

On Gore Island, a prayer for freedom

By The Washington Times Special Sections Department

Tens of thousands attend Peace and Family Festival in Zimbabwe capital

By The Washington Times Special Sections Department

'We must know and understand the Creator of the universe, God'

By Dr. Hak Ja Han Moon

A Blessing prayer for Zimbabwe and its people

By Dr. Hak Ja Han Moon

Zimbabwe entering new 'era of economic rejuvenation'

By Emmerson Mnangagwa and Zimbabwe president

Pursuing peace and mutual prosperity in Africa

By The Washington Times Special Sections Department

'We must know that God, our Creator, is ... our Parent'

By Dr. Hak Ja Han Moon

'Let us cultivate our youth for peace on this very day'

By Chief Zwelivelile Mandela
Dozens of traditional rulers, such as Chief Mwanta Ishima Sanken'i VI of Zambia (front row, second from right), attended the Africa Summit in Cape Town in November. (Photo Credit: UPF-INTERNATIONAL)

Embracing Africa's chiefs in peace, development

By The Washington Times Special Sections Department

'This was the indomitable Mandela'

By Hon. Jacob Francis Mudenda
Hundreds of African dignitaries gathered for the two-day Africa Summit in Cape Town, South Africa, in November. (photo credit: UPF-International)

2 African innovators win 2019 Sunhak Peace Prize

By The Washington Times Special Sections Department

Looking ahead: 'Vision 2020' seeks to deepen foundation for world peace

By The Washington Times Special Sections Department
The King Protea, known for its colorful, crown-like appearance, is South Africa's national flower. It is said to symbolize change and hope. (Photo credit: Shutterstock)

10 projects for a 'heavenly' Africa

By The Washington Times Special Sections Department

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