After nearly 100 women and girls in Central African Republic accused Burundian and Gabonese peacekeepers of rape, sexual abuse, and exploitation, the UN deployed investigators to ... Read more »

The resolution said there is an "urgent need for the CAR authorities to train and equip their defence and security forces to be able to respond proportionately to threats to the ... Read more »

The Special Criminal Court is deciding which cases it will begin hearing, eight months after its inauguration in Bangui. The cases include human rights abuses and violations of ... Read more »

Captain Guy-Sylvain Goné, head of the disarmament and demobilization mission has said that there were no rebel fighters in the far north-west and west of the country where ... Read more »

After nearly four months of being sworn in, and still without a Cabinet president Tshisekedi named a Kabila ally, Prof Sylvestre Ilunkamba Ilunga, as prime minister. Effectively, ... Read more »

According to one U.N. official, militia group 3R called a meeting of residents of nearby villages, then opened fire, Killing over 50 people in a town near the border with Chad. Read more »

The eighth peace deal signed between the government and the rebels since the conflict began, is fundamentally different from the rest because it contains provisions on the key ... Read more »

Russian influence in Africa collapsed after the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991. More than a quarter of a century later, President Vladimir Putin's desire to restore Russia to ... Read more »

A peace deal between the government of the Central African Republic and 14 rebel groups has been struck after talks in Sudan, potentially ushering in a period of stability in the ... Read more »

According to Jean Pierre Waboe, Vice-president of the Constitutional Court, the need for "justice" has become more crucial to the Central African Republic due to the breakdown of ... Read more »