CAUSES OF RELIGIOUS CONFLICT IN NGASLAND
Abstract
Religious conflicts in Ngasland have led to significant social, economic, and humanitarian challenges. This paper explores the underlying causes of these conflicts, including historical grievances, competition for resources, and cultural differences. It examines the impacts on community cohesion, economic development, and peacebuilding efforts. The study highlights initiatives promoting interfaith dialogue, mutual understanding, and inclusive governance as key to reconciliation and lasting peace.
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