Ugandan military captures extremist commander responsible for tourist killings
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Uganda's military said Wednesday that a senior commander of the Allied Democratic Forces, a Congolese rebel group, was captured in connection with the October killings of two tourists.
Njovu was captured during an exchange of fire on Lake Edward on Uganda's border with Congo. An unknown number of rebels drowned or were shot in the fighting Tuesday night, according to Akiiki.
Njovu has been in charge of operations such as the murder in October of a South African tourist and her British husband while they were honeymooning in remote Queen Elizabeth National Park. Their Ugandan guide also was killed and their vehicle set on fire.
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