National Peace Secretariat definition

National Peace Secretariat means the National Peace Secretariat established by section 2 of the Internal Peace Institutions Act, 1992 (Act No. 135 of 1992);

Examples of National Peace Secretariat in a sentence

• In addition, Dr Antonie Gildenhuys, chairperson of the National Peace Secretariat, and Mr John Hall, chairperson of the NPC, were invited to hold discussions with SG2 on the implementation of the NPA.

• National Peace Secretariat A full-time working committee will work under the National Peace Committee.

• At the urging of Nelson Mandela, President of ANC, and with the agreement of the Government of South Africa, the Secretary-General decided to send 10 observers to monitor the demonstrations across the country in coordination with the National Peace Secretariat.

• Priority attention was given to the records of the CODESA, Local Government Affairs’ Council and the National Peace Secretariat.

• Composed of senior political leaders, the National Peace Secretariat created and moni- tored the peace committees.

• Much could be learnt from the experiences of conflict resolution bodies such as the National Peace Secretariat (NPS), in 1994, and the Free State Centre for Citizenship Education and Conflict Resolution (CCECR) which functioned from 1998 to 2003.56 Some of the lessons learned and suggestions made include the following:57 • By far the most incidents of conflict take place within the context of local governance.

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