The worrying silence after dialogue

It is our sincere belief that the call for dialogue was pertinent, the more reason why it attracted so much support both within the country and beyond its borders. And, if it did attract so much attention and support, it was because of the urgency inherent in the philosophy that usually beckons for such a dialogue. Lives have been lost, hundreds of villages burnt down, hundreds of thousands displaced both internally and to neighbouring countries. Indeed the whole concept demands for nothing else than urgent action to halt the carnage and usher in peace and understanding. In all this, we…