Press Freedom Takes a Dive
Observers worried that threats to journalists and restrictions on media could derail redevelopment efforts in northern Uganda.
Has ICC Lost Touch With Darfur Refugees?
Budget constraints and poor security on the ground reduce opportunities to engage with refugees and war victims in Chad.
ICC Turns Attention to Mali
Prosecutor exercises power to initiate his own investigations.
Fears of Tension Grow in Kenya
Leading presidential candidates accused of incitement as government again tries to block international trials.
IWPR to Launch Radio Programme for South Sudan
Training programme in Juba ahead of new series addressing women’s rights in areas bordering Sudan.
Muted Applause for Ugandan Rebel's Arrest
Analysts say capture of senior Lord’s Resistance Army commander does not signal disintegration of rebel group.
Uganda's Youth Business Fund Under Scrutiny
Concern that those in the north of the country will struggle to meet scheme's stringent application criteria.
Battle for Child Welfare in Northern Uganda
Widespread concerns that under-resourced local government and police are not doing enough on child protection.
Battle for Child Welfare in Northern Uganda
Widespread concerns that under-resourced local government and police are not doing enough on child protection.
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Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.