Nigeria and South Africa agree to finalize violence prevention pact by 2025.

Nigeria and South Africa have agreed to finalize a pact aimed at preventing violence by 2025, as part of their ongoing Memorandum of Understanding on the Early Warning Mechanism. The agreement marks a significant step forward in efforts to monitor threats and acts of criminality between the two countries.

Nigeria and South Africa have agreed to finalize their pact on violence prevention by 2025, building on a five-year-old Memorandum of Understanding aimed at monitoring threats of violence, acts of criminality, and reprisals between the two nations. The Early Warning Mechanism aims to enhance cooperation and information sharing to prevent conflicts and promote peace. The agreement marks an important milestone in strengthening bilateral relations between the two countries. Nigeria and South Africa are expected to work together closely to implement the finalized pact, which is set to come into effect later this year.