UGANDA-ENTEBBE-FORMER LRA FIGHERS-COMING HOME

UGANDA-ENTEBBE-FORMER LRA FIGHERS-COMING HOME

(230723) -- ENTEBBE, July 23, 2023 (Xinhua) -- Ugandan Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja (C, front) greets the group leader Maj. Gen. Ali Acaye while receiving the homecoming former fighters of Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) rebel group and their families at the Entebbe military airbase, Uganda, July 22, 2023. Uganda on Saturday received 14 former fighters of the notorious LRA rebel group repatriated from the Central African Republic. The first batch of former rebels led by Maj. Gen. Ali Acaye, alias "Doctor", together with 14 of their wives and 33 children who have been holed up in the jungles of CAR, arrived at Entebbe International Airport, 40 kilometers south of Kampala, the capital city, by a chartered flight. (Photo by Samuel Okiror/Xinhua)

UGANDA-ENTEBBE-FORMER LRA FIGHERS-COMING HOME

UGANDA-ENTEBBE-FORMER LRA FIGHERS-COMING HOME

(230723) -- ENTEBBE, July 23, 2023 (Xinhua) -- Former fighters of Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) rebel group and their families disembark from a chartered plane at the Entebbe military airbase, Uganda, July 22, 2023. Uganda on Saturday received 14 former fighters of the notorious LRA rebel group repatriated from the Central African Republic. The first batch of former rebels led by Maj. Gen. Ali Acaye, alias "Doctor", together with 14 of their wives and 33 children who have been holed up in the jungles of CAR, arrived at Entebbe International Airport, 40 kilometers south of Kampala, the capital city, by a chartered flight. (Photo by Samuel Okiror/Xinhua)

UGANDA-ENTEBBE-FORMER LRA FIGHERS-COMING HOME

UGANDA-ENTEBBE-FORMER LRA FIGHERS-COMING HOME

(230723) -- ENTEBBE, July 23, 2023 (Xinhua) -- A local band plays Ugandan traditional music to welcome the homecoming former fighters of Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) rebel group and their families at the Entebbe military airbase, Uganda, July 22, 2023. Uganda on Saturday received 14 former fighters of the notorious LRA rebel group repatriated from the Central African Republic. The first batch of former rebels led by Maj. Gen. Ali Acaye, alias "Doctor", together with 14 of their wives and 33 children who have been holed up in the jungles of CAR, arrived at Entebbe International Airport, 40 kilometers south of Kampala, the capital city, by a chartered flight. (Photo by Samuel Okiror/Xinhua)