United Nations
Navi Pillay’s Nobel prize is a vote of confidence in international law
Navi Pillay, the first South African woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize, took the lessons of apartheid to Rwanda, the ICC and the UN, writes Frans Viljoen
Thaba Investments
Nearly half of Uganda’s gold exports come from firm Bloomberg links to sanctioned network
Bloomberg says Thaba, behind nearly half of Uganda's gold exports, shares suppliers with a sanctioned refinery, a claim Thaba and Alain Goetz deny
Uganda-US relations
Uganda joins Trump administration’s Trade over Aid talks in New York
What Washington's Trade over Aid initiative asks of Uganda, and why Kampala's delegation is at Friday's high-level talks in New York
Uganda’s refugee plan is a third funded as Kampala seeks EU help
Humanitarian funding to Uganda fell from $357.2mn in 2024 to $158.6mn in 2025, and this year's refugee plan has already passed that total
Supply chains
UN-backed Shs3.7bn initiative targets Uganda’s coffee seed system overhaul
A €850,000 UNIDO-led initiative targets Uganda’s coffee seed systems to boost yields, farmer incomes and export stability
United Nations
Uganda wins three-year seat on UN industrial development board
The board oversees implementation of the organisation's work programme and budgets, and makes recommendations on policy matters, including the appointment of the director-general
Experts say new UN declaration must protect rights of world’s poorest to nutritional benefits of milk and meat
Experts have warned that a draft UN declaration aimed at eliminating trans-fatty acids from global diets could inadvertently deny the world’s poorest people the nutritional benefits of milk and meat
The interests at the heart of Uganda’s involvement in eastern DRC
Uganda's ambiguous and often tumultuous relations with DR Congo have made headlines recently, with the UN last month accusing security officials of actively supporting the M23 rebel group