Seleka rebels
Ex-Seleka rebel adviser named new CAR prime minister
Central African Republic’s President Catherine Samba Panza named Mahamat Kamoun, the former cabinet chief of Seleka rebel leader Michel Djotodia, as prime minister Sunday in an…
French troops 'kill several' ex-Seleka during CAR clashes
French peacekeepers killed several militiamen after they came under attack while on patrol in the Central African Republic, an officer with the African peacekeeping force said…
French 'troops clash with ex-Seleka rebels' in CAR
French troops on Saturday reportedly clashed with former Seleka militants northeast of the Central African Republic’s capital, a Reuters photographer said.
Video: Residents in CAR town left to fend for themselves
Some 18 months since the start of the conflict in the Central African Republic (CAR), and despite the presence of more than 7,000 French and African peacekeepers, many on both…
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Ethnic Cleansing in CAR? Muslim Exodus Despite French Intervention (part 2)
In the Central African Republic, each day brings further proof of mass graves. Since the fall of Bangui to northern, mainly Muslim, militiamen who were backed by fighters from…
Ethnic Cleansing in the CAR? Muslim Exodus Despite French Intervention
In the Central African Republic, each day brings further proof of mass graves. Since the fall of Bangui to northern, mainly Muslim, militiamen who were backed by fighters from…
UN warns of ‘ethnic cleansing’ in Central African Republic
In an interview with FRANCE 24 on Tuesday, UN High Commissioner for Refugees Antonio Guterres said Muslims in the Central African Republic were facing “ethno-religious cleansing”…
Video: Local police struggle to restore peace in CAR town
In Bossembele, the market place is half empty. The stands and makeshift stores lie vacant under the blazing sun in this small town in the west of the Central African Republic.
Video: Chaos in CAR as thousands of Muslims flee violence
More than 800,000 people have been displaced in the Central African Republic as the inter-religious violence continues unabated.
Scenes of ‘absolute terror’ amid Muslim exodus from Bangui
Some 10,000 Muslims fled for their lives from the Central African Republic’s capital Bangui on Friday, climbing aboard trucks guarded by heavily armed Chadian forces amid scenes…
Grisly lynching undermines promise of peace in CAR
A group of soldiers in the turbulent Central African Republic capital of Bangui lynched a suspected rebel on Wednesday, minutes after hearing CAR's new president promise to…