The Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Center (KAIPTC) at Teshie Ridge has launched the maiden edition of Teshie Homowo School on Thursday 3 October 2024. The two-day workshop for chiefs and traditional leaders aims at enhancing their capacity in conflict prevention, mediation, peacebuilding, arbitration, financial management, rule of law, and community dialogue. Speaking at the event, the Commandant of KAIPTC, Major General (Maj Gen) Richard Addo Gyane, said chieftaincy plays a vital role in Ghana's traditional and cultural space, providing leadership and substance to the beliefs and traditions that unite people. Maj Gen Gyane highlighted the crucial roles chiefs and traditional rulers play in maintaining community identity and cultural heritage. He acknowledged KAIPTC's recognition of their invaluable contribution towards peace and harmony. He added that the workshop seeks to build community resilience against conflict, drive change, and foster unity, stability and effective governance. He reiterated that the training also aims to educate chiefs and traditional rulers on sensitizing their subjects regarding the law and electoral rules and regulations, ahead of the 2024 general elections. He emphasized the importance of peace and tranquility. 
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