Talks Resume Amid More Uncertainty
LRA army demands ICC charges be dropped as details emerge of village attacks.
North Demands Jobs
With peace deal approaching, northern Uganda renews demand for long-awaited development.
Will ICC Indictments Extend Beyond DRC Borders?
Analysts suggest officials in Rwanda and Uganda could be in the sights of ICC investigators.
Kony Lawyers to Seek Local Trial
New legal team say they will challenge ICC’s indictment against LRA leader.
Rebel Army in Disarray?
LRA seemingly in turmoil amid infighting, claims of new massacre and more executions.
Third Congo Warlord to Face Justice
Detention of another militia leader from Ituri follows a sensitive period where Congo’s government was enticing rebel groups to lay down arms and make peace.
Sudan Gains From Chad Fighting
Humanitarian crisis in Darfur likely to worsen as Chad rebels continue an onslaught many believe is backed by Khartoum.
Peace Talks Stumble Again
Confusion, fear and conflicting demands dog renewed Juba negotiations.
Comment: North Kivu's Fragile Peace
Deal to end fighting unlikely to hold unless justice, demobilisation and reconciliation properly addressed.
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