Central African Republic Remains Volatile, Aid Running Low
- Publisher:
- Voice of America
- Publication Date:
- 22 January 2014
- Tags:
- Central African Republic, Conflict, Peace and Security, Peacekeeping and Conflict Resolution
The situation remains volatile in the Central African Republic as clashes continue in the capital, Bangui. The Red Cross says it found 11 bodies today, most burnt beyond recognition. A French military source says its soldiers were involved in overnight clashes after coming under attack from unidentified gunmen. VOA's Vincent Makori reports.
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- UN Envoy Urges Calm After Transition Leaders Step Down
- New Transitional Leader Could Help Restore Hope, UN Official Says
- China Hopes Central African Republic Will Have New Leaders Soon
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