Ugandan president sworn in for sixth term in office
Yoweri Museveni says ruling party ‘designed the most elaborate democratic structure’
Former Lord’s Resistance Army commander sentenced to 25 years by ICC
Ongwen a child-soldier who rose through the ranks in Ugandan rebel group led by Joseph Kony
Lukodi massacre: ‘They should pay us because we lost so many people’
Ugandan child soldier turned rebel leader Dominic Ongwen guilty of 61 war crimes
Rival accuses Uganda’s president of crimes against humanity
Musician Bobi Wine says Yoweri Museveni has committed more crimes than Joseph Kony
Kony’s children: The former child soldiers of Uganda
Dominic Ongwen faces a war-crimes verdict in January. For some Ugandans his story isn’t simple
Westlife’s fans across Africa: ‘I listen to them every day’
The Irish boyband is incredibly popular across Africa - so why have they never toured there?
Coronavirus: Uganda’s street children bear brunt of pandemic
Lockdowns reveal how world’s most vulnerable live – including millions of children
Coronavirus: Ugandans prepare for a new war as clampdown takes hold
‘I don’t know what might happen next but I’m thinking most people will begin starving’
International Criminal Court defiant in the face of US threats
John Bolton had said US would respond if court investigated its actions in Afghanistan
Africa turning its back on International Criminal Court
Institution needs to prosecute more cases beyond Africa and connect more with victims
Ex-Lord’s Resistance Army figure pleads not guilty to war crimes
ICC case of ex-child soldier Dominic Ongwen to focus on alleged crimes against women
Ugandan Lord’s Resistance Army commander transferred to ICC in The Hague
Dominic Ongwen is among five commanders of guerrilla group indicted by the International Criminal Court
Amnesty expert criticises ‘misleading’ international campaigns
DRC campaigner hits out at ‘over-simplistic’ messages regarding mobile phones and rape
Children first victims of Central African Republic’s war
Under-18s are maimed and killed, recruited as soldiers and sex slaves
59 pupils killed in Nigeria boarding school attack
Earlier death toll revised as officials confirm students burnt to death by Boko Haram group
Nigerian Islamists kill 29 pupils in boarding school attack
Boko Haram gunment storm building overnight ‘burning students to ashes’
The torture never ends
Thousands of survivors of torture live in Ireland. We talk to three of them, from Uganda, Zimbabwe and Northern Ireland
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