Central African Republic opposition calls for cancellation, rerun of elections
Central African Republic opposition cited low voter turnout in provinces under threat from armed rebels and electoral irregularities linked to insecurity
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Presidential, legislative elections kick off in Central African Republic amid tensions
Francois Bozize, ex-president ousted by a coup in 2013 saw his presidential candidacy invalidated by the Central African Republic Constitutional Court
Central African Republic elections to test its peacebuilding achievements
Central African Republic government accused Francois Bozize, the former head of state whose presidential candidacy was invalidated, of an “attempted coup”
AU warns against disruption to Central African Republic elections
Central African Republic has been struck by violence since 2013 when Muslim Seleka rebels ousted then-president, prompting reprisals from Christian militias
UN agencies condemn Central African Republic violence before elections
UN Human Rights Office said that they were deeply alarmed by reports of escalating violence in Central African Republic just days ahead of the elections
AU expresses deep concern over situation in Central African Republic
AU Commission, Moussa Faki Mahamat, expressed deep concern over the evolution of the political and security situation in the Central African Republic
Cameroon ratifies EU trade deal but suspicions remain
Cameroon has accepted an Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) with the European Union on the dismantling of customs barriers, even though it told members of a regional bloc it would hold out for a better deal.
Central African Republic: Touaderaâs first 100 days in office
Restoring peace and security â that’s President Faustin Archange Touaderaâs main task. He took office 100 days ago, but the Central African Republic (CAR) still has a long way to go before becoming a stable state.
Weary Central Africans cast ballots, hoping for peace and stability
In a major feat for a country plagued by unrest, the people of Central African Republic queued up to vote in key elections. ‘We are voting in dignity and peace and I am proud,’ the outgoing interim president said.
Factbox: Central African Republic elections
Voters in the Central African Republic are optimistic Wednesdayâs (30.12.2015) poll will reunite a nation torn by sectarian strife. This is the third time elections are being held since independence from France in 1960.
Citing logistical problems, CAR postpones elections
The Central African Republicâs interim government has postponed its planned elections for three days citing administrative delays.
Referendum vote peaceful after weekend violence in CAR
Voting on a referendum for a new constitution in the Central African Republic was extended to a second day after violence broke out Sunday killing five people. The killings took place in a majority Muslim enclave of the capital city Bangui. Young people in the area where the violence broke out complained that it was …
Al-Sisi meets 12 new ambassadors
President seeks fostering bilateral relations with different countries
Global Telecom sells Burundi and Central Africa shares
Global Telecom planned to sell Telecel to another entity last year, but Econet Wireless Global was unable to complete the deal.
US extends âlateâ invitation to Egypt for African summit
Invitation comes after Egypt reinstated to the African Union
Central African Republic: killings in the time of transition
Peace eludes nation in a rocky political transition
President flees as Central African rebels seize capital
Fighters from the Seleka rebel coalition took control of the presidential palace to declare their victory
Central African rebels push into capital
After collapse of two month old peace deal, rebels enter the Central African Republic capital