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DID YOU KNOW THAT UGANDA OWES DR.CONGO BILLIONS WHICH BE PAID BY GRAND CHILDRENS.

The international court of justice ordered Uganda to pay reparations to the Democratic Republic of Congo for the five-year occupation of its eastern regions.

The UN's highest judicial body ruled that Uganda's 1998-2003 intervention violated international sovereignty and led to the killing and torture of civilians and the destruction of villages in DR. Congo by Caleb Akarwanaho alias Saleh Msaleh and his brother Museveni. During the case Museveni claimed that he acted in self-defence  and this was dismissed in a sweeping ruling which piled fresh pressure on President Yoweri Museveni.
The court upheld Congo's claim that it had been the victim of unlawful military intervention, though it did not find a deliberate policy of terror. Kinshasa welcomed the ruling and seeked $6-$10bn (£3.4-£5.6bn) in compensation which Uganda budget is now paying and many citizens are unware of financial inflation in the country.
Uganda is depending on debts there is nothing like its money, it owes Chine trillions the same to world bank and even African development bank, More than 3 million died in fighting in thatwar which was caused by Museveni.
 By the conduct of its armed forces, which committed acts of killing, torture and other forms of inhumane treatment of the Congolese civilian population . It said Museveni deployed child soldiers who all perished and families suffered the loss, stirred ethnic tension and stole natural resources, 

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