Uganda

LRA Split a Tactical Ploy

Former commanders say the Ugandan rebel leader has moved to avoid capture, arrest and trial.

Land Claim Tensions Spark Violence

Five people die in an incident linked to rival land claims, as parliament debates a reform bill that landowners say will favour returning refugees.

Scepticism Over Juba Accord

Many across northern Uganda question whether the LRA is ready to lay down its arms.

Uganda Looks to Rebuild

Prospect of peace has many northern Ugandans seeking a new start.

LRA Victims Confront Rebel Peace Team

Relatives of victims and former abductees vent their bitterness and anger.

LRA Victims Confront Rebel Peace Team

Returning Rebel Women Face Rejection

Many say their attempts to remarry and start a new life have been killed off by their rebel past.

Kony Suspected of Hatching Escape Plan

Rebel leader may be headed for Darfur, putting peace deal in jeopardy.

Grim Future for War Orphans

With refugee camps and night shelters closing, they are left to fend for themselves.

North Demands Jobs

With peace deal approaching, northern Uganda renews demand for long-awaited development.