UWA nets ivory trafficker in major wildlife crime bust in Nwoya
The Uganda Wildlife Act provides stiff penalties for individuals convicted of illegal possession, trade, or trafficking of protected wildlife species and their derivatives.
Author: By Okello Jesus Ojara
Museveni signs laws to boost building safety and housing finance
Observers also point to the need for public education so developers, contractors, and prospective homeowners understand the new requirements and opportunities.
How unchecked discretion at the Uganda–Kenya border enables illegal fees and sexual exploitation
Busia attracts traders from multiple districts, many with limited formal education who struggle with complex customs documentation.
African leaders demand swift ratification of AMA to safeguard continent’s health sovereignty
The AMA, headquartered in Kigali, Rwanda, has made notable progress since the Treaty’s adoption in 2019.
2030 promise in peril: FGM/C survivors rise as cases climb to 230 million
As world leaders convene at CSW70, the data tells a clear story: promises alone will not end FGM/C or guarantee menstrual dignity.
UEDCL launches campaign to protect power infrastructure in Acholi
Jonan Kiiza, head, corporate and stakeholder affairs at UEDCL disclosed that the company is counting losses after several electricity distribution poles have been destroyed due to bush burning.
Audit exposes DNA justice gaps: How an underpowered Gulu forensic lab is letting cases stall in Northern Uganda
In Gulu, limited staffing means restricted services, overworked analysts and continued reliance on Kampala despite the region’s growing forensic needs.
How a global political shift is unraveling decades of progress on women’s rights
Gender equality was already off track. But as 2026 unfolds, the choice is stark: allow the backlash to deepen or organize, resist and re-imagine a more just global order.
Belgium reaffirms support for ICC trust fund for victims with new voluntary contribution
Since 2005, Belgium has been a regular contributor to the Trust Fund for Victims and consistently ranks among its top ten donor states.
Chaos at Gulu polling station as police probe alleged interference in voting process
As investigations continue, authorities say maintaining peace and order remains their top priority to ensure that voters can exercise their constitutional right freely and without fear.
The global anti-rights backlash has a local face in northern Uganda
As the year unfolds, the question is no longer whether gender equality is under threat. It is whether governments and institutions will be held responsible for allowing that threat to deepen.
Switzerland pledges €106,000 to support victims of international crimes
Bern reaffirms long-standing commitment to international justice and reparative aid through the ICC’s Trust Fund for Victims.