A tranquilidade de que os cidadãos da África Oriental desfrutavam até agora parece ter diminuído significativamente; já não é possível dormir com os dois olhos fechados, nem é razoável circular livremente por onde se quiser; tal como as ameaças naturais assolam o homem, também as ameaças provocadas pelo homem o fazem e, ultimamente, a mais terrível e grave das ameaças à humanidade é a dos terroristas, que podem atacar a qualquer momento e, na maioria das vezes, quando o fazem, vidas inocentes são perdidas e bens valiosos são destruídos com impunidade. Este estudo procura determinar se existem realmente ameaças à humanidade e, se a resposta for afirmativa, trazer à tona as variantes das ameaças que a humanidade enfrenta; na região dos Grandes Lagos da África, existem ameaças, sendo o terrorismo e as guerras civis as mais potentes, para as quais foram apresentadas recomendações adequadas, a fim de permitir que a humanidade viva uma vida mais pacífica do que a atual.
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