Central African Republic: Central African Republic Enters 'Decisive' Phase After Landmark Elections
The Central African Republic marks a crucial phase in its peace process following landmark elections deemed extensive and significant by UN officials.
Central African Republic: Students Forced to Exile Due to the War in Ukraine
Many African students, including those from the Central African Republic, have been forced to flee Ukraine due to the ongoing conflict and seek refuge in neighboring countries, ultimately trying to rebuild their lives in France.
Central West Africa, a decade after the crisis: in Badoua, youth mobilized against insecurity
A decade after the crisis, the youth in Baboua, Central African Republic, are uniting to combat insecurity and protect their community.
Central Western Africa, a decade after the crisis: the persistent problem of rapes in Baboua
The article discusses a troubling increase in sexual violence in Baboua, Central African Republic, highlighting the social stigmas that prevent victims from speaking out and the support provided by local NGOs.
Childhood Under Attacks: The Story of Lionel, a Boy Who Became a Soldier at 11 Years Old
The article recounts the harrowing tale of Lionel, an 11-year-old boy from the Central African Republic who was forced to become a soldier amid violent conflict and loss of his parents.
Western Central African Republic, a decade after the crisis: the Bouar hospital reborn
The Bouar hospital in the Central African Republic is undergoing a rebirth after years of significant challenges, aided by new medical equipment from the UNHCR.
Russian instructors repairing key transport link in African state (PHOTO/VIDEO)
Russian military instructors are repairing a damaged transport corridor in the Central African Republic to improve local connectivity.
West Central African Republic: with the transhumance season, tensions between farmers and herders resurface
The transhumance season in the Central African Republic has reignited tensions between farmers and herders as they compete for dwindling resources.
Central African Republic: Ramadan - Stories of Hunger, Displacement and Hope Amid Three Humanitarian Emergencies
The article focuses on the impact of Ramadan amidst humanitarian crises in regions like the Central African Republic, mentioning stories of hunger and displacement while highlighting efforts by organizations like WFP to support affected families.
Russia contributed to restoration of peace in CAR – president
The president of the Central African Republic credited Russian instructors for their significant role in enhancing security and stabilizing the country.
Central African Republic: a generator for the community hospital in Bangui weakened by power cuts
The community hospital in Bangui has received a new generator to mitigate the effects of recent power cuts that disrupted medical services.
Walking from five to nine in the morning to give birth: the maternal death crisis threatens to worsen due to funding cuts
Funding cuts are exacerbating the maternal death crisis in low- and middle-income countries, with significant implications for pregnant women in Nigeria, the Central African Republic, and Bangladesh.
"We operate with phones' lamps": a hospital in the capital of Central African Republic faces power outages
A hospital in Bangui, Central African Republic, is experiencing severe disruptions in emergency operations due to ongoing electrical outages caused by issues at the Bouali power plant.
Central African Republic: A policeman arrested after the escape of rebel leader Nourd Gregaza found dead
The body of a policeman involved in the investigation of a rebel leader's escape has been discovered, raising concerns over judicial transparency and police conduct.
The king who declared himself emperor and ruined the country during his coronation!
Jean-Bédel Bokassa, a self-proclaimed emperor of the Central African Republic, is known for his brutal regime, cannibalism allegations, and corrupting the country's treasury for his coronation.
Central African Republic: closure of the investigation against Bozizé in the Bossembélé case, debate over extradition
The investigation against former president François Bozizé regarding the Bossembélé case has concluded, raising questions about his potential extradition to the Central African Republic amid accusations of serious human rights violations alongside his aides.
Runner-up in CAR's presidential election rejects provisional results, alleging widespread fraud
The runner-up in the Central African Republic's presidential election has rejected the provisional results, claiming Iwidespread manipulation of the data by the National Elections Authority.
CAR President extends Putin invitation
Faustin-Archange Touadera, the re-elected president of the Central African Republic, has invited Russian President Vladimir Putin to visit, highlighting Moscow's role as a key ally during his presidency.
Elections in the Central African Republic: An African Election Victory in the Russian Style
President Touadéra has been re-elected for a third term with his best result yet, significantly supported by Russian Wagner fighters.
Central African Republic: Touadéra remains president
Incumbent President Faustin-Archange Touadéra has won the presidential election in the Central African Republic, securing a victory in the first round as his main opponent, Anicet Georges Dologuélé, received only 14.66% of the votes amidst allegations of election irregularities.
CAR's President Touadéra wins third-term in office, provisional results show
Central African Republic President Faustin-Archange Touadéra has been re-elected for a third term with over 76% of the vote, defeating his main opponent Anicet-Georges Dologuele.
Central African President leads provisional results in controversial election
The President of Central African Republic is currently leading in the provisional results of a contentious election.
President Touadera wins a new term in Central Africa
President Faustin-Archange Touadera has won re-election in the Central African Republic with 76.15% of the vote, while his main challenger, Anicet-Georges Dologuélé, received 14.66%.
Central African Republic President Touadéra wins third term: provisional results
Central African Republic President Faustin Archange Touadéra has secured a third term with 76.15% of votes in the recent presidential election, following the removal of term limits in a constitutional referendum.
Central African Republic President Touadera re-elected with over 76% of vote
Central African Republic President Faustin-Archange Touadera has been re-elected for a third term, receiving over 76% of the vote in a poll marked by low turnout and allegations of fraud amid ongoing security challenges.
The ruling party in the Central African Republic rejects the opposition leader's announcement of winning the presidential elections.
The ruling National Movement for the Unity party in the Central African Republic has categorically rejected opposition leader Anicet-Georges Dologuélé's declaration of victory in the December 28 presidential elections, prior to the official results set to be announced on January 5.
Presidential Election in Central African Republic: Touadéra favorite for a third term
Central Africans voted on Sunday in a generally calm atmosphere, with provisional results for the presidential election expected on January 5, as incumbent Faustin-Archange Touadéra is favored to secure a third consecutive term.
Presidential election in Central African Republic: voters have started to vote, Touadéra favorite
Voters in the Central African Republic have begun casting their ballots in a presidential election where Faustin-Archange Touadéra is favored to secure a third consecutive term, claiming to have stabilized a nation plagued by conflict.
Central African Republic goes to polls as president seeks third term
The Central African Republic is holding elections where President Faustin-Archange Touadéra is aiming for a third term amid competition from seven candidates including former prime ministers.
Giving birth in the Central African Republic, one of the most dangerous countries in the world for mothers
Giving birth in the Central African Republic, one of the most dangerous countries in the world for mothers, is extremely difficult due to a lack of healthcare facilities, personnel, ambulances, and electricity, contributing to one of the highest maternal mortality rates globally.