Kampala — Fears of a renewed offensive by the LRA, following the rebel group's attacks in South Sudan and eastern DR Congo, have emerged and are likely to turn the spotlight on northern Uganda's stalled peace process and the failure of Uganda, DR Congo and South Sudan to see through a regional military programme to flush out the rebels.
The attacks, which have been reported by religious authorities as well as the Government of South Sudan, carry the signature brutality of the group which has been encamped in northeastern DR Congo since the end of 2005.
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