Fears are mounting in Uganda that the United States government could pull out of an operation to crack down on the Lord’s Resistance Army. TEA Graphic
Fears are mounting in Uganda that the United States government could pull out of an operation to crack down on the Lord’s Resistance Army, one of the Great Lakes region’s most vicious rebel forces, officially categorised as a terrorist organisation.
Some politicians in the US are asking America to consider stopping its intervention altogether. In their view, “the US government continues to commit useful resources on a mission that yields no results.” Meetings held in the US Congress last month to “re-evaluate counter-LRA operations,” have analysts here worried.
