The Lord's Resistance Army agreed to resume peace talks after the Ugandan government partially met a rebel request for a new mediator and a change of location. Other concerns voiced by the LRA included security and fear over the alleged bias of Southern Sudan's government.
Although the talk location will not change and the government of Southern Sudan will remain the principal mediator, governments from five other countries will also mediate. These countries include: South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, and The Democratic Republic of Congo.
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