Military involvements and peace negotiations in Africa have been subjects of great importance, given the complex history of conflicts and wars in Africa. This paper analysed the intricate interplay between military participation and peace negotiations, using a qualitative research design. It explored how these military interventions have impacted peace and stability in the region, shedding light on the complexities of conflict resolution. These data collection techniques such as document analysis, literature review, and the research captured the nuanced experiences and narratives of those directly involved in military operations and peace processes. Furthermore, the study analyzed the challenges and opportunities presented by peace negotiations in Africa, considering the unique socio-political contexts of different countries. The study concluded that successful peace agreements, such as the Comprehensive Peace Agreement in Sudan, have led to significant political changes and the cessation of prolonged conflicts. The study recommended that investing in conflict prevention mechanisms and early warning systems to address potential sources of conflict before they escalate into violence is necessary to ensure peace and stability on the continent.