evidence: Here’s one of the most important questions in the world: where on earth is Joseph Kony? On Tuesday, UN General Secretary Ban Ki-moon released a statement publicly confirming what Invisible Children has known for a while: he’s hiding in Kafia Kingi. Kafia Kingi is a Sudanese controlled ‘enclave’ bordering South Sudan and the Central African Republic. It’s a place to which Kony has been able to return time and time again to take refuge, from which he’s been able to continue to direct his fighters to attack civilians in neighbouring countries, and an area where African Union led forces (assisted by U.S. advisers) cannot go. [...] Kony’s return to Kafia Kingi (as well as his abuse of the turmoil in neighbouring Central African Republic) is yet more proof of his canny ability to exploit the political situation around him for survival. Yet, it is also arguably a symptom of the pressure he is under. According to Invisible Children’s Counter-LRA programs manage Sean Poole, "Joseph Kony and the LRA are more desperate than they have ever been in their history." Last year alone, a combination of ‘Come-Home’ messaging and counter-LRA military operations reduced the rebel group’s core fighting force by over 20%. Only around 200 fighters remain on the battlefield, and as recently as February there were credible reports that another senior commander may have been removed from the battlefield.