Uganda

Ugandan rebels have killed at least a dozen people, including two wildlife rangers, in attacks in Congo's northeast, conservation officials and the United Nations said Tuesday. In the worst incident, the rebels killed eight people Monday in the village of Napopo, near Congo's borders with Sudan and Uganda, Ron Redmond, spokesman for the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, said in Geneva. He said the militants burned houses and kidnapped several people.

It took 12 years for Ojwang Santino to feel safe enough to begin rebuilding his home. Each morning before the sun gets too hot, he makes the trek to his ancestral land to smooth new mud walls and work on the thatched roof. But now he doesn't know whether he'll have the courage to move in. He's afraid the Lord's Resistance Army will come back. Santino, a father and grandfather, is one of the 1.