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Centrafric: Death toll could reach 30 – U.N.
Serge Leger Kokopakpa BANGUI (Reuters) – Hundreds of civilians are seeking refuge inside a mosque in the Central African Republic’s [……]
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USA/UN: CAR leader wants training for troops
LNC with The Associated Press NEW YORK – The president of Central Africa Republic called Thursday for additional training and equipment [……]
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Centrafric: International Women’s Day, melt in Jubilation, rumbling discontent and claiming
Michal Mamadou BANGUI (LNC) — Commemoration of the International Women’s Day, celebrated throughout CAR, a certitude, but in a divided country, “the [……]
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Centrafric: U.N. air operation disperses FPRC militia [Slideshow]
Eve Malonga BAMBARI (LNC) – On Sunday, about 40 fighters from the Popular Front for the Renaissance of CAR (FPRC) armed [……]
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Centrafric: Congolese Toussaint Muntazini Mukimapa appointed as Special Prosecutor of the Special Criminal Court of CAR
Fernando Cancio BANGUI (LNC) – At least, this morning of Wednesday, a presidential decree has appointed the congolese from DRC, [……]
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Act on CAR Special Court to halt “staggering impunity”, say rights groups
Ephrem Rugiririza | JusticeInfo.Net Nearly a year after elected institutions were installed in the Central African Republic (CAR), armed groups [……]
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Bangui, One of the second-hand buses of “Benafrique” caught fire!
Fanta Biderman-Kenguemat BANGUI (LNC) – Buses of the BENAFRIQUE company were at time welcomed with great pomp and ceremony by the Centrafrican power, [……]
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Centrafric: CAR’s Army, first company ready to go!
The Commander of the EUTM-RCA (the European Union Training Mission in Centrafric), Gen Eric Hautecloque-Rays promised for December, the exit from [……]
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Centrafric: Schooling, still desperation, the case of Birao
Albert Mahamat FALL BIRAO (LNC) – For nearly 30 years now that the CAR school system is in jeopardy. School blank years, [……]
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Centrafric: Conflict-diamonds entering Cameroon says group
Conflict diamonds from the Central African Republic are crossing into neighbouring Cameroon, and into the legal supply chain because of corruption, [……]