About Book

This book offers a critical examination of the challenges in peacebuilding and reconciliation within culturally diverse societies, using South Africa as a central case study. By addressing the clash of worldviews and the need for culturally embedded peace processes, it contributes significantly to understanding how sustainable peace can be achieved beyond universalist and individualistic models. Its focus on reconciliation, cultural equality, and local meaning-making systems makes it highly relevant to themes of post-conflict rehabilitation, community engagement, peace studies, and human rights promotion, aligning strongly with the objectives of global peace and conflict resolution repositories.