Following the recent resurgence of the longstanding Bawku conflict, the Global Security for Africa, Research and Good Governance (GLOSARGG) has outlined an eight-point roadmap aimed at achieving lasting peace in the Bawku enclave.

In recent days, tensions in the conflict-prone area have claimed the lives of at least six individuals. The killings were allegedly linked to an operation conducted by military operatives in the region.

Over the years, hundreds of lives have been lost to the conflict, with numerous businesses and properties also destroyed. Currently, the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, is spearheading mediation efforts to bring the hostilities to an end.

In addition to these interventions, a security analyst and Executive Secretary of GLOSARGG, Mr Francis Ahovi, said, "To address the Bawku conflict, strategies should be looked at from a local communal or chieftaincy-based conflict point of view."

He has proposed the following eight-point plan.

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