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Date: Wed, Jul 27, 2011 at 11:05 AM
Subject: [sudan-john-ashworth] Fwd: DR Congo and S Sudan To Flush Out LRA
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"the LRA has acted as one of the main factors in Western Equatoria and
Bahr El Ghazal States hindering Agriculture. Its activities have
contributed to the recent food insecurity in the new nation."

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Congo And S. Sudan To Flash [sic] Out LRA

The Democratic Republic of Congo, (DRC) and the Republic of South
Sudan have initiated a move to reform measures in order to flash out
the Ugandan notorious Lord’s Resistance Army, LRA in the region.23
July 2011

By Waakhe Simon Wudu

JUBA, 23rd July, 2011 [Gurtong ] - The Democratic Republic of Congo,
(DRC) and the Republic of South Sudan have initiated a move to reform
measures in order to flash out the Ugandan notorious Lord’s Resistance
Army, LRA in the region.

South Sudan Caretaker Minister of Regional Cooperation Hon. Deng Alor
told Gurtong yesterday about the move shortly after a visit by the DRC
Foreign Minister Alexis Thambwe Mwamba to Juba.

“Besides delivering congratulatory message from his President H.E
Joseph Kabila, the Minister is to attend several meetings in Juba with
authorities of the Government of South Sudan and States,” Alor said.

His six days visit is also is to strengthen diplomatic ties with the
new country on political and economic reforms.

A joint operation launched by the three countries of Uganda, South
Sudan and DRC in 2009 to flash the LRA and bring their activities to
end failed. The LRA has then spread from Uganda to Central African
Republic, CAR and Sudan.

“His meeting is a very good opportunity for us to discuss a number of
issues between the two countries…we want to strengthen our
relationship,” Alor affirmed.

Early this month, the South Sudan Minister of Regional Cooperation
told the press in Juba that, the LRA has acted as one of the main
factors in Western Equatoria and Bahr El Ghazal States hindering
Agriculture. Its activities have contributed to the recent food
insecurity in the new nation.

In an exclusive statement to Gurtong, the DRC Minister said that, “We
would like to cooperate with South Sudan economically and politically
as two neighbouring countries.”

He stressed that, “we have strategized to stop the disturbance of LRA.
It is a strategy that involves many countries under the leadership of
the African Union:  Congo, Uganda, and the CAR.”

Alexis role in the meetings will be to strategize a reform on the 2009
joint “Thunder” operation” which failed to gun down the LRA while in
Garamba Park, bordering point between the three countries.

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