Rachael N. Mayanja Biography, Family, Net Worth, Husband, Career

Family, husband and wealth

She is a mother of three children. Sources have it that Rachael Mayanja has a husband whom she got married to many years back during her early employment at the UN.

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However, she has kept matters to do with the family and the wealth to be a top secret. Eafeed team will continue updating this article for more updated facts about Mayanja’s whereabouts.

Education and Career

Rachael Mayanja got her first degree (Bachelor of Laws LLB) from Makerere university, she also studied at law development center where she obtained a diploma in legal practice. She advanced her studies at Harvard university where she obtained master of laws degree.

Work and experience

She is currently A United Nations employee. She joined the UN from 19^th June 1975 up to 2^nd July 1975 serving as a special assistant to the assistant secretary general for social development and humanitarian affairs.

Still in the united nations, Mayanja served for one year (1989 to 1990) on a peacekeeping mission to Namibia (UNTAG). Her work was to oversee the elections leading to independence.

Between 1992 to 1994, she was sent on a un mission to Iraq/Kuwait to provide administrative support to the observer mission.

Between 1995 to 1999 in the United Nations, she got senior positions in the offices of human resource management which included chief, common system and specialist service. This post dealt with salaries, entitlements, appeals and disciplinary cases.

In 1999, she was given a task by the United Nations to act as a secretary to UN’s general task force in Human resource management department. She also worked in 2000, in Food and Agriculture (FAO) in the position of the director, Human resource management division

Of recent years, Rachael has been seen having keen interest on women empowerment. She has therefore published various articles worth reading just to talk about women empowerment and make them to know their full potentials and get empowered. Here are some of the links to check out the publications:

• Women in Power at the UN
• Women’s Empowerment and Emergencies

The following is a summary of Rachael N Mayanja’s work Experience with the united Nations: