In a world recently clouded by war and tragedy, a ray of light may have peaked through. Perhaps the “Invisible Children” may find safety as one of Africa's longest insurgencies approaches a peaceful finale.

Reuters reported:

“A truce between the Ugandan army and northern guerrillas reviled for their savagery and use of child soldiers started on Tuesday.Under the pact signed on Saturday at talks in southern Sudan, fugitive Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) rebels have three weeks to assemble at two camps in southern Sudan while negotiations continue to end their two-decade insurrection. Both sides have committed to cease hostilities, and a Ugandan military intelligence chief was due to announce safe passage routes for the rebels on the radio in the evening.”