UNITED NATIONS
AFRICAN INSTITUTE FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRIME AND THE TREATMENT OF OFFENDERS
NATIONS UNIES
INSTITUT AFRICAIN POUR LA PREVENTION DU CRIME ET LE TRAITEMENT DES DELINQUANTS
ESTABLISHED IN 1989
Édouard KITIO
Docteur en Droit Privé/Magistrat Hors Hiérarchie
Médiateur certifié et
Expert-Formateur en Droit
DIRECTEUR GENERAL
Celebrating Int-YouthDay 2024 in Soroti Town!
UNAFRI joined the rest of the world to commemorate the International Youth Day on 12th August 2024. In Uganda, it was celebrated in Soroti town.
Visit of the Afro-Arab Youth Council delegation.
UNAFRI had the privilege of hosting the Afro-Arab Youth Council delegation, led by Hon. Dr. Abbas Agaba.
Welcoming Dr. Ahmed LingaWe welcome Dr. Ahmed Linga from Tanzania as UNAFRI’s new Director of Training and Programs! His expertise and vision have been eagerly anticipated.
Collaborations with the Judiciary in Uganda's criminal justice system
The Visit to the principal Judge of Uganda, Hon. Dr. Justice Flavian Zeija aimed to explore potential collaborations with the judiciary in the criminal justice system.
Burundi
The UNAFRI Director General had a productive meeting with Brigadier General Jules NDIHOKUBWAYO, the Ambassador of Burundi to Kampala.
UNAFRI ANNOUNCES THE NEW
DEPUTY DIRECTOR GENERAL
Mr. Munanura Andrew Karokora
The Director General of UNAFRI is proud to announce the appointment of Mr. Munanura Andrew Karokora as Deputy Director General following a rigorous selection process last week. Appointment approved by the Government of Uganda, Chairman of the UNAFRI Board of Directors, Mr. Karokora will assume office on July 1, 2024. With extensive expertise in crime prevention, criminal justice and treatment of offenders, Mr. Karokora is ready to advance UNAFRI's mission across Africa. The Director General expresses confidence in his leadership and dedication to the objectives of UNAFRI. Congratulations to Mr. Munanura Andrew Karokora on his new appointment.
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UNAFRI
As the window of United Nations Crime Prevention strategies and framework to Africa, the Institute derives its legitimacy for its operations from the needs of Member States in Crime Prevention, particularly as Crime has been noted to be a major impediment to sustained social development.