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Central African Republic: Spike in Disease and Food Security Fears in CAR
UN Integrated Regional Information Networks, 9 July 2013
The precarious security situation in the Central African Republic (CAR) is worsening seasonal food insecurity and increasing the burden of disease, especially among children, warns ... read more »
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Central African Republic: PM Appeals for Support (press release)
African Union, 8 July 2013
The Prime Minister of the Transitional Government in the Central African Republic, H.E. Nicolas Tiangaye has requested the African Union and the international community to increase ... read more »
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Central African Republic: Abandoned to Its Fate? (press release)
Medecins Sans Frontieres, 9 July 2013
Three months after Seleka forces seized power in Central African Republic, the country is in the grip of a humanitarian emergency while the international community looks on with ... read more »
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Central African Republic: New Head of UN Peace-Building Efforts in Central African Republic Arrives in Country
UN News Service, 9 July 2013
The new top envoy for Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in the Central African Republic (CAR), General Babacar Gaye, arrived today in the troubled country's capital, Bangui. Mr. Gaye, ... read more »
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Central African Republic: UN Reports 'Widespread' Lawlessness
UN News Service, 5 July 2013
The United Nations refugee agency said today it is extremely concerned for more than 200,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) and over 20,000 refugees who have been affected by ... read more »
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Central African Republic: Insecurity Hampers Aid Deliveries in CAR
Voice of America, 5 July 2013
The United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR) says instability in the Central African Republic (CAR) is limiting access to hundreds of thousands of internally displaced people and ... read more »
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Central African Republic: Situation in CAR Remains Unstable, Humanitarian Access Difficult, Civilians in Fear (press release)
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, 5 July 2013
Three months after the ousting of the Central African Republic (CAR) government, UNHCR is extremely concerned for the situation of more than 200,000 internally displaced people and ... read more »
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Central African Republic: Snapshot of Child Misery Emerges From Unicef Missions in CAR
United Nations Children's Fund, 2 July 2013
Hundreds of thousands of children across the Central African Republic (CAR) are without nutritious food, basic medicines, medical care and schooling as violence continues in the ... read more »
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Tiangaye again!
Can someone please tell this puppet that his are crocodile tears?Does he expect,even if the crisis in CAR end tommorrow,that the population is going to accept him,Djotodia ans Seleka?After the suffering that they have caused them?
Can he tell the truth on why he is not asking help from the French,who have a military base inside the capital city?
He knows very well that the AU does not have the capacity and resources to deploy even 2000 men and have to rely on Western imperialists like France for funds.
If the crisis in Bangui was not happening with a blessing by the UN,I would request that the UN send a robust army of more than 5000 men,who would flush the rebels out of the country.They would have to build camps all over and protect the people.
The army and other security sectors would be restructured and trained.The new president would be elected.Social services would be revamped.Minerals would be controlled.The government would be representative.
Yet,that is a wish.The UN is a white man's tool,blessing France's plunder of the country's resources.And people still continue to die everyday.And the stupid puppet is begging Africa to help!Another way of legitimising their stay in power.
What is he telling his rebels who continue to be the law on the street?