Uganda: Mao to Compensate War Victims in Teso

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Uganda: Mao to Compensate War Victims in Teso

[Monitor] The Democratic Party (DP) presidential candidate, Mr Norbert Mao, said his government will set up a tribunal to deal with, among others, compensation of the victims of the Joseph Kony insurgencies and Karimojong cattle raids in Teso Sub-region.

Source: allAfrica.com

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