Uganda Salvation Front

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The Uganda Salvation Front (alternately Uganda Salvation Army) was a terrorist organization operating in eastern Uganda.

Activities

  • In 1998, the USF attacked Tororo Prison and abducted several inmates.[1]
  • In 1999, David Nyekorach-Matsanga, a senior official of the Lord's Resistance Army, announced his resignation. Matsanga stated that the LRA had become a tool of the Sudanese government, and that he would continue the fight to remove Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni with his own rebel group: the USF.[2]

Sources

References

  1. ^ VII. THE MOVEMENT SYSTEM AND THE CONFLICTS IN WESTERN AND NORTHERN UGANDA Human Rights Watch.
  2. ^ Ugandan rebel official resigns BBC News. April 5, 1999.


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