Who's Governing CAR Now?
There is growing concern for civilians in the Central African Republic as political and security situation is described as "highly volatile", and the UN says leaders who are supposed to form a transitional government are afraid to return home.
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Central African Republic:
As Security Council Meets on Situation, UN Flies in Emergency Aid
UN News, 9 April 2013
With the United Nations Security Council set today to meet on the Central African Republic (CAR), where armed rebels seized power two weeks ago, more than 23 tonnes of essential… Read more »
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Africa:
Peace and Security Council Report No 45
ISS, 8 April 2013
This month our researchers in Addis Ababa, Dakar and Pretoria have produced country analyses on Egypt, Guinea-Bissau and the Central African Republic (CAR). Read more »
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Central African Republic:
37,000 People Have Fled CAR Since December - UN
UN News, 5 April 2013
Since violence flared up again in the Central African Republic (CAR) in December, more than 37,000 people have fled the country, the United Nations refugee agency said today. Read more »
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Chad:
Questions Remain Over Govt's Role in CAR Ousting
DW, 4 April 2013
At a summit in the Chadian capital regional leaders refused to recognize the self-proclaimed leader of the Central African Republic, Michel Djotodia. Read more »
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Central African Republic:
More Than 50 South African Soldiers Killed in Car Bangui Clash - Witness
RFI, 4 April 2013
A witness in Bangui says more than South African soldiers were killed in Central African Republic on 23 March, adding to suspicions that the government has not given the true death… Read more »
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Central African Republic:
Ban Concerned Over Reports of Human Rights Violations
UN News, 3 April 2013
Secretary-General today expressed alarm at the ongoing insecurity in the Central African Republic (CAR), and in particular by reports of grave violations of human rights, including… Read more »
InFocus
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The prime minister of the Central African Republic, Nicolas Tiangaye, has announced that rebel leader Michel Djotodia accepted the outcome of a regional summit on the country's ... Read more »
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Prime Minister Nicolas Tiangaye has unveiled a post-coup government after the naming of a 34-member cabinet which includes Séléka rebels and members of the former opposition ... Read more »
