Uganda: LRA Rebels Reject Rugunda and Set Tough Conditions

24 Sep 2006

In a curious move that could make the Juba peace talks collapse, the LRA has now rejected the government’s negotiation team, which it accuses of lacking political credibility. The government team, led by Internal Affairs Minister Ruhakana Rugunda, also features Mr Henry Okello Oryem, state minister for International Affairs, and Col. Leopold Kyanda, among others. Full Story

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