In south-eastern Central African Republic, the population faces a constant threat from the Lords Resistatnce Army - a militia born in Uganda. In Obo, near the South Sudanese border, HF and FM radios help villagers communicate and alert the authorities in case of an attack. CCTV's Maria Galang with that report
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