Central African Republic President Ready for Unity Govt
- Publisher:
- Al Jazeera
- Publication Date:
- 31 December 2012
- Tags:
- Central African Republic, Governance, Peacekeeping and Conflict Resolution, Arms and Military Affairs
The president of the Central African Republic says he is ready to form a coalition government with rebels. But the rebels say they will advance on the capital if the president does not leave the country.
Ceasefire in CAR
- Temporary Ceasefire Agreed
- Talks Reach Deal to End Rebellion
- VIDEO: Security Council Demands CAR Rebels End Offensive
- Rebels Demand Resignation of Bozize
- President Vows to Stay Put
- Alarm Over Child Soldiers
- Rebel Advance Worsens Humanitarian Crisis
- Bozize Fires Minister, Army Chief
- Tension Engulfs CAR After Arbitrary Arrests
- The Church Calls for Dialogue to Resolve Crisis
- UN Agency Calls for End to Child Soldiers
- UN Anxious Over Civilians' Safety
- UN Calls for Govt, Rebels to Talk
- Zuma Concerned About CAR
- State Secretary Rules Out Sending Troops to CAR
- France Deploys Additional Troops to Central African Republic
AU Chief Outlines Agenda
- Dlamini Zuma Sets Tone for 2013 At AU Commission
- AU Commissioner to Visit Rwanda, DRC
- African Union Seeks Rwanda Support On Peace, Security Agenda
- Visa On Arrival and the Dream of a Union of African States
- President Jonathan Reaffirms Commitment to Accelerated Reduction of Maternal and Infant Mortality
- Childbirth Is Not the End - Mothers Still Need Lots of Care
