Sudan Watch (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
Report from Sudan Tribune by Richard Ruati Friday 6 November 2009: Leading LRA rebel commander surrenders to Ugandan army November 5, 2009 (KAMPALA) — Lt Col Charles Arop, a leading Ugandan LRA rebels (the Army of the Lord’s Resistance), has decided to surrender himself to the Ugandan army. Arop is responsible for a bloodbath perpetrated on Christmas Day last year in...
Uganda Watch (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
Report from Sudan Tribune by Richard Ruati Friday 6 November 2009: Leading LRA rebel commander surrenders to Ugandan army November 5, 2009 (KAMPALA) — Lt Col Charles Arop, a leading Ugandan LRA rebels (the Army of the Lord’s Resistance), has decided to surrender himself to the Ugandan army. Arop is responsible for a bloodbath perpetrated on Christmas Day last year in...
Congo Watch (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
Report from Sudan Tribune by Richard Ruati Friday 6 November 2009: Leading LRA rebel commander surrenders to Ugandan army November 5, 2009 (KAMPALA) — Lt Col Charles Arop, a leading Ugandan LRA rebels (the Army of the Lord’s Resistance), has decided to surrender himself to the Ugandan army. Arop is responsible for a bloodbath perpetrated on Christmas Day last year in...
Sudan Watch (Free subscription) | 11/23/2009
From The New Vision , Uganda LRA’s Joseph Kony to seek protection from Sudan army Sunday, November 22, 2009 By Els De Temmerman Photo: Arop showing where two bullets are still stuck in his stomach LRA leader Joseph Kony has instructed his troops to move into Darfur and report to the first detachment of the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) seeking protection and logistical support. This was...
All Africa (Free subscription) | 11/26/2009
... assault two days before.This was revealed yesterday by the LRA's Director of Operations, Lt. Col. Charles Arop who surrendered to the UPDF in October.Information leakage on the attack that led to Kony's escape, probably explains why critics have branded the Garamba-attack, jointly conducted by the armies of Uganda, Congo and South Sudan, a failure.Former LRA rebel Lt. Col Charles...
Congo Watch (Free subscription) | 11/23/2009
... LRA commander Okello Ukuti in CAR? Sudan Watch, November 06, 2009: Leading LRA rebel commander Charles Arop surrenders to Ugandan army? Thank you for reading Congo Watch.
New Vision (Free subscription) | 11/20/2009
... to the army. “That area has now been cleared,” said Mugira. The group’s over-all commander, Col. Charles Arop, turned himself in to the UPDF earlier this month after most of him men had either defected or been killed. The unit of originally 71 rebels had been operating around the Faradje area since late last year and was responsible for the Christmas massacres that left at least 143...
All Africa (Free subscription) | 11/25/2009
Sudanese Govt Denies Arming LRA 24 November 2009Kampala — SUDAN has assured Uganda that it is a partner in peace and dismissed as "irresponsible accusations" claims by a senior LRA officer that it is still supporting the LRA.LRA director of operations, 'Lt. Col.' Charles Arop, told The New Vision that Kony had ordered his troops to move to Darfur and report to the first detachment of...
New Vision (Free subscription) | 11/24/2009
By Vision Reporter SUDAN has assured Uganda that it is a partner in peace and dismissed as “irresponsible accusations” claims by a senior LRA officer that it is still supporting the LRA. LRA director of operations, ‘Lt. Col.’ Charles Arop, told The New Vision that Kony had ordered his troops to move to Darfur and report to the first detachment of the Sudanese army to seek protection and...
All Africa (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
... were still in Sudan.Acan was abducted in 2003 and forced to become wife to be an LRA commander, Charles Ocan, who fathered her two-year-old child.After Ocan was killed during the Garamba attack, Acan was given to another fierce commander, Okello Kalalang, who also died in battle this year.Acan is six months pregnant with Kalalang's child. "Being a wife to the commanders made me able to know...
BBC News (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
Charles Arop, believed to be behind a brutal attack last Christmas, hands himself in to the Ugandan military.
BBC News (Free subscription) | 11/05/2009
Charles Arop, believed to be behind a brutal attack last Christmas, hands himself in to the Ugandan military.
