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Central African Republic: Rebel Leader Accepts Transitional Council - Report
allAfrica, 5 April 2013
The Prime Minister of Central African Republic Nicolas Tiangaye has announced that rebel leader Michel Djotodia accepted the outcome of a regional summit on the country's crisis,… Read more »
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Africa: Leaders Refuse to Recognise Rebel Chief as CAR President
allAfrica, 4 April 2013
African leaders participating in a special summit on the conflict in Central African Republic have reportedly decided that it was impossible to recognise rebel chief Michel… 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 »
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Central Africa: Secretary-General's Message to the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS) Extraordinary Summit on the Central African Republic
UN, 3 April 2013
I would like to commend you for your collective engagement and determination to establish peace, security and stability in the Central African Republic which led to the signing of… Read more »
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South Africa: President Zuma Arrives in N'djamena, Republic of Chad, for the Eccas Extraordinary Summit
Govt of SA, 3 April 2013
His Excellency Mr Jacob Zuma, President of the Republic of South Africa, has arrived in N'Djamena, the Republic of Chad, where he is leading a South African delegation to the… Read more »
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Central African Republic: U.S. Not Using 'The C-Word' in CAR Govt Overthrow
State Department, 2 April 2013
Excerpt from the United States Department of State daily press briefing: Read more »
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Central African Republic: Rebels Form New Govt
RFI, 1 April 2013
The Central African Republic's Prime Minister has unveiled a post-coup government of Séléka rebels and the former opposition party. Read more »
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Angola: Foreign Minister At ECCAS Summit On CAR Situation
ANGOP, 2 April 2013
The Foreign Affairs Minister, Geroge Chicoti, left on Tuesday for Ndjamena, Chad, where he will participate on Wednesday in the extraordinary summit of the Economic Community of… Read more »
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Nigeria: African Union Must Rescue CAR
Leadership, 2 April 2013
Africa is again the laughing stock of the rest of the civilised world as another coup leader mounted the saddle in the much troubled Central African Republic. Rebel leader Michel… Read more »
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Central African Republic: Post-Coup Government Named
DW, 31 March 2013
Coup leader and self-proclaimed president Michel Djotodia has formed a caretaker government for the Central African Republic. In addition to the presidency, Djotodia will also… Read more »
CAR Rebel Chief Accepts Transitional Council
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 crisis, which called for the election of a new interim president.
President Idriss Déby of Chad and UN Secretary General have both expressed their dissatisfaction with the ouster in CAR. (file photo)
InFocus
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South Africa's main opposition party, the Democratic Alliance, has welcomed reports that a decision was reached at a summit of central African states in N'Djamena, Chad, to ... Read more »
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As UN Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon expressed concern over "grave" human rights violations in the wake of the rebel takeover, a new report puts the number of South African soldiers ... 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 »
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The leader of the coup has vowed to hold elections - in two or three years - as humanitarian workers warn of the conflict deepening the existing crisis in the country. Read more »
