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  • July 2
  • Daily Monitor Central African Republic: New Ethiopian UN Special Envoy Arrives

    A new UN special envoy and head of the UN Support Bureau for Peace in the Central African Republic (BONUCA), Sahle-Work Zewde from Ethiopia, has arrived in Bangui, AFP reported from Bangui citing a UN source on Wednesday.

  • June 26
  • UN News Central African Republic: Top UN Official Visits Scene of Recent Violence

    The head of the United Nations peacekeeping mission in Chad and the Central African Republic (CAR) has visited a town that has been the scene of recent deadly clashes in a bid to explore how to shore up security in the region.

  • June 22
  • UN News Central African Republic: Problems Besetting Country Can Be Overcome - UN Official

    The top United Nations political official today voiced his conviction that the various challenges facing the peace process in the Central African Republic (CAR) can be overcome with the continued help of the world body and the country's international partners.

  • June 18
  • UN News Central African Republic: 'Fragile' Peace Needs Continued Support - Ban

    The Central African Republic (CAR) faces a number of challenges in consolidating its "fragile" peace, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said, calling for further support from its partners.

  • IRIN Central African Republic: Who's Who With Guns

    Lasting security remains elusive in the north and northeast of Central African Republic, despite truces struck with armed groups and a national conference held in late 2008 in an effort to steer the country out of a devastating cycle of violence that has persisted more or less since independence in 1960.

  • June 17
  • IRIN Central African Republic: Who's Who With Guns [analysis]

    Lasting security remains elusive in the north and northeast of Central African Republic, despite truces struck with armed groups and a national conference held in late 2008 in an effort to steer the country out of a devastating cycle of violence that has persisted more or less since independence in 1960.




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