Tens of millions have seen the Kony2012 video after US charity, Invisible Children, released the clip online - now a charity has showed the film to the people who suffered at the hands of the Lord's Resistence Army - Ugandans in the north of the country. Residents of Lira speak after the public screening...
Joseph Kony, holds his daughter, Lacot, and son, Opiyo, at a past peace negotiation meet.
U.S. House resolution expressing support for robust efforts by the United States to see Joseph Kony, the leader of the Lord's Resistance Army, and his ... see more »
Blog: Africa is a Country, Mon 12 Mar, 03:30 pm 2012
It has come to this. Musicians, especially rappers, had to wade in. Like everyone else who is now an expert on Uganda, they were quick to declare ... read more »
Blog: Enough blogs, Mon 12 Mar, 09:49 am 2012
Kony 2012 poster on GlobalPost.jpg This op-ed originally appeared on Global Post. Ten years ago, I was in the same ... read more »
Blog: ... My heart’s in Accra, Thu 8 Mar, 05:43 pm 2012
Teju Cole, who just won a prestigious award for his novel "Open City", offers a brief essay, in Twitter form, as a reaction to Invisible Children's ... read more »
Blog: ... My heart’s in Accra, Thu 8 Mar, 02:53 pm 2012
This Monday, March 5th, the advocacy organization Invisible Children released a 30 minute video titled "Kony 2012". The goal of the video is to raise ... read more »
Blog: Rosebell's Blog, Fri 9 Mar, 04:56 pm 2012
I know Glenna Gordon from her time in Uganda and she was one of the few American journalists who covered the later stages of the Kony war in northern ... read more »
Blog: Foreign Policy, Wed 7 Mar, 10:18 pm 2012
Thanks to an incredibly effective social media effort, #StopKony is trending on Twitter today. The campaign coincides with a new awareness-raising ... read more »
Blog: AfriPOP!, Thu 8 Mar, 05:00 am 2012
If you've been on any social media platform for the past two days, you'll know the conversation has been dominated by the "Kony 2012″ campaign ... read more »
Blog: Africa is a Country, Thu 8 Mar, 04:43 am 2012
The boy had lost his brother, and as he wept before Jason Russell's camera, Jason Russell brushed back the loose strands of his magnificent blond ... read more »
Blog: blogs.independent.co.uk|, Wed 7 Mar, 01:05 pm 2012
Northern Uganda is a place which has experienced significant ups and downs in recent decades, but all the same I was very surprised to come home last ... read more »
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You must have heard of the viral video created by Invisible Children (IC), a U.S. organization that has launched a one-year campaign (expires December ... read more »
Blog: Michael Nelson, Wed 7 Mar, 09:20 pm 2012
Invisible Children is getting a lot of press for its new campaign: Kony 2012. They even have a slick movie (see below), which is something they are ... read more »
Blog: Shadow and Act, Wed 7 Mar, 07:34 pm 2012
Timely, as one short documentary that spreads the word about Ugandan Lord's Resistance Army leader Joseph Kony and his burtal child soldiers campaign ... read more »
Blog: Shadow and Act, Wed 7 Mar, 06:25 pm 2012
The results are in... The winner of Round 3 of the Shadow And Act Digital Filmmaker Showcase is Faith and Dreams directed by Will Raee. ... read more »
Blog: Wild Thoughts from Uganda, Wed 7 Mar, 05:15 pm 2012
Invisible Children has come up with another powerful campaign, Kony 2012, and another powerful video that you can view here: While I am bracing myself ... read more »
KONY 2012 is a film and campaign by Invisible Children that aims to make Joseph Kony famous, not to celebrate him, but to raise support for his arrest ... see more »
The editor of AfricaFocus Bulletin, William Minter, describes Ugandan journalist Rosebell Kagumire's response to the KONY2012 video as "the best ... see more »
Analysts have questioned the effectiveness of U.S. assistance in the hunt for Joseph Kony, leader of the Lord's Resistance Army. Read more »
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