Uganda soldiers are puzzled following intelligence information that the Khartoum government had started sending food items to LRA rebel leader, Joseph Kony.

Joseph Kony, according to intelligence network in Kampala is currently hiding in Northern Sudan controlled Bahr el Ghazal region.

Uganda’s army spokesman, Lt. Col. Felix Kulayigye says that the Northern Sudan government has also resumed arming the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) rebels.

Col. Felix Kulayigye says that President Omar Bashir’s government is supplying guns, ammunition and uniforms to the LRA rebels.

A source in the Khartoum government says that Northern Sudan is supporting LRA rebels because Uganda is also supporting the Justice and Equality movement rebels who fight to overthrow the government in Khartoum.

Uganda also recently admitted that not so long ago it supported the former SPLA rebels against Omar Bashir’s government.

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The leaders in Northern Sudan have insisted that Uganda is training the Justice and equality rebels in a bid to overthrow the government in Khartoum.

The Khartoum government also alleges that Uganda was behind the formation of the Sudanese Peoples’ Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N). This SPLM-N is reportedly working closely with the Justice and Equality Movement rebels to kick out president Omar Bashir’s government in Khartoum.

A source in Khartoum government told our reporters that there is no way Northern Sudan can not believe that Uganda is not behind the rebels fighting Bashir’s government when Museveni has been behind the rebellions which have been taking place in some African countries in the recent past.

The source alleges that the rebels that invaded Rwanda, Democratic Republic of Congo, Burundi, Somalia among other countries all had routes in Kampala government.

However Uganda army spokesman, Felix Kulayigye dismisses the allegations by Northern Sudan and calls the allegations as a deliberate ploy by Khartoum to deflect attention from the daunting challenges Northern Sudan is facing.

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The Omara Bashir government in Northern Sudan is in trouble after intelligence reports indicated that the major rebel groups there are planning to carry out massive attacks onKhartoum.

The main rebel forces in Northern include the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement North (SPLM-N), the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF)  and the Sudan Revolutionary Front (SRF).

The Bashir government claims that the rebels troublingNorthern Sudanare being trained and supported by the National Resistance Movement (NRM). NRM is the ruling political organization inUganda. The senior advisor of president Bashir, Sheikh Mustafa Osman Ismail on Monday warnedUgandato stop the financial support it allegedly gives to the rebels fighting the Bashir administration.

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The Omara Bashir government in Northern Sudan is in trouble after intelligence reports indicated that the major rebel groups there are planning to carry out massive attacks on Khartoum.

The main rebel forces in Northern include the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement North (SPLM-N), the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF)  and the Sudan Revolutionary Front (SRF).

The Bashir government claims that the rebels troubling Northern Sudan are being trained and supported by the National Resistance Movement (NRM). NRM is the ruling political organization in Uganda.

The senior advisor of president Bashir, Sheikh Mustafa Osman Ismail on Monday warned Uganda to stop the financial support it allegedly gives to the rebels fighting the Bashir administration.

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Many girls and old people around the world have spoken in favour of the practice saying that it reduces sex libido and in turn it saves them from contracting HIV. But it should not be forgotten that there are also other girls who speak ill about female circumcision. Scientists and doctors in different parts of the world have all confirmed that female circumcision as well as it has some advantages it also causes complications during pregnancy.

In many countries such as Sudan and Uganda female circumcision has been banned but millions of families secretly practice it and the girls keep quiet. For example UNICEF estimates that three million girls will be subjected to female circumcision inSudan this year.

 The treasurer of the National Council for Child Welfare in Uganda Gamar Habbani says that female circumcision is ‘massacre’ of the girls’ future. UNICEF says that female circumcision across the globe is mainly practiced in Africa andMiddle East.

By Walakira Nyanzi

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The Interior minister in Southern Sudan, Manani Magaya told the press that the people killed were from the cattle corridor of Warrap state.

There are reports allover Southern Sudan and the nearby states that the attacker might have been sponsored by the government in Khartoumover oil grievances.

 South Sudan seceded from northernS udanin July last year. But since that time Northern Sudan has been accusing Southern Sudan of backing rebels to over throw the government in Khartoum.

Southern Sudan is one of the countries in the world where insecurity is at its peak and almost everyone has access to guns to do ill motives. Ugandan, Rwandans and other businesspersons in Southern Sudan have been complaining that the people of Southern Sudan dress up in military attire and rob their property in broad day right.

By James Okello

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