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Central African Republic: Rebels Flee Bangui
VOA, 27 January 2014
Muslim rebels who ousted the Central African Republic's president last year are fleeing their main camp in the capital. Read more »
Rebels Flee CAR Capital
Witnesses say hundreds of Seleka fighters who ousted president Francois Bozize last year have been seen fleeing their main camp in Bangui.
Many Muslim civilians are fleeing Bangui after weeks of violence involving Seleka fighters and the Christian militias known as anti-balaka (file photo).
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23 January 2014
Crisis in Central African Republic
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- World Bank
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Nearly one million people in the Central African Republic have fled their homes seeking refuge from violence that has overwhelmed the country and left ... see more »
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22 January 2014
Central African Republic Remains Volatile, Aid Running Low
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- Voice of America
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The situation remains volatile in the Central African Republic as clashes continue in the capital, Bangui. The Red Cross says it found 11 bodies ... see more »
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The National Transitional Council has begun the search for a new interim president as some members of the country's security forces reported back for duty. Read more »
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As foreign dignitaries head to Bangui for the inauguration of the new transitional leader, Catherine Samba-Panza, a UN expert has warned that the "unprecedented" violence puts the ... Read more »
