PANORAMA : How the UPDF rewarded officers who foiled the coup

In 2013, a group of senior UPDF officers stormed Juba, the besieged capital of Sudan Sudan on December 15th, 2013 to engage coup leaders, who had staged what President Salva Kiir described as a creeping coup. However, cracks began to emerge in the SPLA armor, largely made up of liberation war heroes, who had seen action against Khartoum. As a political crisis spilled over into the barracks, the likelihood of a coup d'etat became untenable. #NTVNews #NTVTonight #NTVWeekendEdition
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[@jakarandaone6158]

Brig. Kaluyegye was not honest enough to tell the world that the first criteria for promotion in updf is the privileged tribe first.

[@kiyumbafaizo5168]

Let's help each other to get there, the journey is still too long.

[@onapitiiain4932]

What reason was given for Uganda picking one action over another in what seems to be at it's core an argument between South Sudanese brothers?

[@oneuganda5721]

What matters is that there is a growing feel of peace

[@CharlesKabanda-y9u]

Almost all the commanders are from one region

[@rogerst.lwakataka3225]

we salute these gallant sons of Africa

[@mabordavid9390]

That the war broke out at Atlabara outskirt of Juba? You should have asked for more information instead!

[@febianbrian1557]

So what

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