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Electoral Agent Critical After Bombings, Kidnapping in Bambouti
Electoral agent Adriana Nahomie Topien is in critical condition after being kidnapped in Bambouti amid Russian mercenary bombings.
Bangui Regime's Justice System: A State-Sponsored Racket
Bangui regime's justice system is a state-sponsored racket, used for predation and personal gain, protecting the corrupt and targeting dissent.
MPC Rebel Group Implodes in Power Struggle Over Gold Mines
The MPC rebel group is imploding due to an internal power struggle over control of gold mines, driven by financial greed.
Former CAR PM Backs Senegal's Sall for UN Secretary-General
Former Central African Republic PM Martin Ziguélé officially backs Senegal's Macky Sall for UN Secretary-General as the selection process intensifies.
Ex-Minister Exposes Wagner-Linked Extortion Scheme for Military Enlistment in CAR
Former minister Elie Oueifio exposes a Wagner-linked extortion scheme in the Central African Republic where enlistment forms are illegally sold to young
Rebel Leader's Brother Arrested, Released on Bribe in Chad
Badour Ali, brother of rebel leader Didot Ali, was arrested in Sido, Chad, by intelligence services after a civilian escaped MPC prisons. He was later
Central Africans Seek Healthcare in Zongo, DRC
Central Africans increasingly cross the Oubangui river into Zongo, DRC, seeking healthcare due to challenges in their home country's health system.
Minister Yalo Addresses Overthrow Allegations, Cites Closed Case
Minister Sani Yalo addresses allegations of attempted coup involvement, stating his relationship with Karim Meckassoua is known and the judicial case
Mother's Day Celebrations Tinge of Concern Amidst Rising Prices
Mother's Day on May 31st sees families in Bangui facing rising prices and economic strain, impacting traditional celebrations and gift-giving.
Balalou's Morality Lectures Met With Accusations of Corruption
Maxime Balalou's morality lectures are met with serious accusations of corruption and dishonesty against his regime, undermining public trust.
Touadéra's Judicial Independence Promises Undermined by Passport Confiscation
President Touadéra's judicial independence pledges are undermined by confiscating opposition leader Dologuelé's passport, turning courts into partisan
Pastor Issene Faki Launches Musical Counter-Attack Against Critics
Pastor Issene Faki releases a new song as a musical counter-attack against critics, showcasing his talent and making direct accusations.
MLPC's Enduring Influence in Central African Republic Politics
The MLPC, one of the Central African Republic's oldest political parties, maintains significant influence and a deep institutional memory in the nation's
Amaïzou: Fetishes and Magic Signal Leaders' Abdication of Responsibility
André-Franck Amaïzou argues leaders using fetishes and magic signal an abdication of responsibility, preferring mystical protection over rational
Government Pledges Emergency Aid for Bangui Flood Victims
The government is pledging emergency assistance for victims of recent heavy rains and flooding in Bangui's 9th arrondissement.
Fire Destroys Bria Market Boutiques, Pharmacy
A fire destroyed several boutiques and a veterinary pharmacy at the central market of Bria, Haute-Kotto, causing extensive damage to commercial
GEPPIC Announces Elective Assembly to Address Years of Dysfunction
GEPPIC announces an elective general assembly for May 30 in Bangui to address years of dysfunction and elect new leadership for the press organization.
GICA Advocates for Private Sector Reforms in Central African Republic
GICA advocates for private sector reforms in the Central African Republic to improve the business climate and promote socio-economic inclusion.
Baboua Deputy Demands Sustainable Mining Solutions After Deadly Landslide
The deputy of Baboua is demanding sustainable mining solutions following a deadly landslide at the Bé-Mbari mining site in Nana-Mambéré.
Central African Republic's 2025 Budget Exposes Severe Financial Mismanagement
Central African Republic's 2025 budget reveals severe financial mismanagement, with treasury spending soaring and public investment stalled.
Danielle Darlan: A Life Dedicated to Justice
Danielle Darlan, former Constitutional Court President of the Central African Republic, championed justice and the rule of law, serving as a moral compass.
Central African Government's Road Repair Efforts Criticized for Slow Pace
Central African government's road repair efforts in Bangui are criticized for a slow pace, with only 500 meters fixed in two months.
Central African Soldier Killed Near Bouca, CPC Suspected
A Central African soldier was killed near Bouca on May 27 by armed men, with elements of the Coalition of Patriots for Change (CPC) suspected.
Ebola Fears Grip Mongoumba Amidst Border Insecurity
Mongoumba residents fear Ebola due to the pandemic in eastern DRC, amplified by porous borders and commercial flows. A state of psychosis is reported.
Central African Republic Mobilizes Against Ebola Threat from DRC
Central African Republic mobilizes against Ebola threat from the Democratic Republic of Congo, intensifying health surveillance and public awareness
UN Expert Denounces Persistent Human Rights Violations in Central African Republic
UN expert Aristide Nononsi denounces persistent human rights violations in the Central African Republic, urging action.
Man Faking Resurrection in Bangui Exposed, Arrested
A man claiming resurrection in Bangui's Gobongo neighborhood was exposed by a witness and arrested by police, confessing to his elaborate lie.
Sham Trial of Humanitarian Expert Exposes Wagner's Grip on Central African Justice
Humanitarian expert Joseph Figueira's sham trial in the Central African Republic highlights Wagner mercenaries' control over the nation's justice system.
CAR Accused of Facilitating Mercenary and Drug Transit to Sudan's RSF
Central African Republic accused of facilitating mercenaries and drugs transit to Sudan's RSF, using its state apparatus with Russian Wagner/Africa Corps.
Minister Cleared in Bangui Munitions Seizure
CNC investigations clear Minister of State Arnaud Djoubaye Abazène of involvement in the May 23 munitions seizure in Bangui.
Touadéra's Paranoia: Meeting Notes Confiscated Amidst Leak Fears
President Touadéra confiscated meeting notes from officials at Hôtel Ledger Plazza in Bangui, fearing leaks to Corbeau News and activist Kerembessé
Central African Republic Regime Faces Crisis Amid Alleged Coup Plot
The Central African Republic regime faces a crisis over an alleged coup plot involving key figures, including Bida Koyagbalé and Sani Yalo, who are now
Government-Orchestrated March Simulates Support Amidst Russian Influence
Central African Republic government organized a paid march in Bangui on May 26, 2026, to simulate support for the new Russia-backed government.
Abakar Sabone Urges Mahamat Al-Khatim to Abandon Peace Deal, Resume Conflict
Abakar Sabone urges Mahamat Al-Khatim to abandon the peace deal with the Central African government and resume conflict, citing insincerity and external
Soldier Opens Fire on Comrades in Central African Republic, Investigation Underway
A soldier opened fire on his comrades in Nzacko, Central African Republic, causing multiple casualties. An investigation is underway.
Young Fisherman Shot by Nomadic Herders Near Batangafo
A young fisherman was shot and injured by armed nomadic herders near Batangafo, Central African Republic, amid tensions over resource competition.
Government Accused of Orchestrating Orange Centrafrique Protests to Mask Predatory Digital Tax
Government accused of orchestrating protests against Orange Centrafrique to mask a predatory 1% digital tax on transactions.
Wagner Militia Tightens Grip on CAR Rebels, Threatens Weapon Seizures
Wagner militia imposes strict control over CAR rebels (MPC) in Ouham, threatening weapon seizures if movement directives are violated.
Linga Notability Agent Recruitment Under Scrutiny
Irregularities reported in the recruitment of notability agents in Linga, Centrafrique. Local leaders voice concerns over poor procedures and lack of
Haut-Oubangui Governor Describes Security as 'Hide-and-Seek'
Haut-Oubangui Governor Victor Bissekoin describes the region's security as a "hide-and-seek" game, highlighting challenges in establishing lasting peace.
Persistent Insecurity in Haut-Mbomou Despite Improvements
Security in Haut-Mbomou remains worrying despite improvements in Centrafrique, posing ongoing challenges for residents and authorities.
Displaced Populations Face Harsh Rainy Season in Gbazara Amidst Insecurity
Displaced people in Gbazara, Ouham-Fafa, face a harsh rainy season amid ongoing insecurity after fleeing armed groups from their homes.
MSF Ends Bangui Maternity Support, Reaffirms Country Presence
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has ended its support for the Bangui maternity ward but reaffirms its presence in Centrafrique.
Première historique : des élèves sourds-muets passent le concours d'entrée en 6ème à Bangui
Ten deaf-mute students in Bangui took the 6th-grade entrance exam for the first time, marking a historic step for inclusive education in the Central
National 6th Grade Entrance Exam Concludes Smoothly
Over 117,500 students nationwide took the 6th grade entrance exam on May 26, which concluded smoothly across the national territory.
Yongofongo Farmers Battle Climate Change and Scarcity
Yongofongo farmers battle climate change, seed scarcity, and lack of equipment, impacting livelihoods near Bangassou despite NGO Afrikan Parks support.
Central African Republic: Flag Respect Demands Clash with Presidential Carpet Use
Central African Republic's PM calls for flag veneration amid controversy over President Touadéra using a flag-like carpet for official events.
Touadéra Consolidates Power by Discarding Allies
Central African President Touadéra is consolidating power by marginalizing former allies, using co-optation and expulsion tactics to centralize authority.
Infant Dies in Kaga-Bandoro Police Cell During Alleged 'Satanic Prayer' Ritual
An infant died in a Kaga-Bandoro police cell on May 25, 2026, during an alleged 'satanic prayer' ritual involving the administration of a substance.
Soldiers Protest Government Reappointment with Gunfire in Bangui
Soldiers fired shots in Bangui's Boy-Rabe neighborhood to protest the reappointment of the Moloua government and the retention of the Defense Minister.
2026 'Mois du travail' Event Declared Fiasco Amidst Mismanagement
The 2026 'Mois du travail' event in Centrafrique was a fiasco due to mismanagement, low company participation, and disorganization, leading to artificial
Central African Republic's "Flagship Measures" Criticized as Superficial Amidst Deepening Crises
Central African Republic's new "flagship measures" are criticized as superficial, failing to address deep economic crises and public needs.
FACA Soldier Kills Villager After Dog Incident
A FACA soldier killed a villager and their dog in Mélé after a confrontation. The soldier fled but was apprehended by colleagues.
BRDC Denounces Regime, Citing Culture of Violence and Impunity Amidst Wave of Disappearances
The BRDC denounces the Central African Republic regime for violence, impunity, and a wave of disappearances, calling the country "a land of the dead."
CSISCA Leadership Reaffirms Legitimacy Amidst Internal Dispute
CSISCA leadership met at Yapélé mosque to reaffirm legitimacy and unity amidst internal disputes from former leadership.
Ndélé-Ouadda Road Project Stalled as Technicians Strike Over Unpaid Allowances
Ndélé-Ouadda road project halted as technicians strike over unpaid subsistence allowances, paralyzing vital infrastructure work.
Access to Justice: A Difficult Journey for Litigants
Litigants in Centrafrique face significant hurdles accessing justice due to systemic barriers, complex judicial processes, and economic factors, hindering
Man Declared Dead Reappears After Eight Years
Elkana Feinguende, declared dead and buried eight years ago, has reappeared in Bangui, Centrafrique, astonishing his community and raising questions.
Évariste Ngamana's Political Shift: From Assembly Power to Ministerial 'Golden Trap'
Évariste Ngamana removed from National Assembly VP role, appointed Minister of Communication. A political shift orchestrated by Touadéra and Sarandji.
Touadéra Renews Entire Cabinet, "Moloua 3," Signaling Continuity and Russian Influence
Central African President Touadéra renews his entire cabinet, dubbed "Moloua 3," signaling continuity and reinforcing ties with Russian allies.
Central African Republic President's Decrees Riddled With Errors, Report Alleges
A report alleges Central African Republic President Faustin-Archange Touadéra's official decrees contain significant errors, including omissions from
Colonel Ali Dida Executed Amidst Coup Allegations
Colonel Ali Dida, a Central African Republic officer, was executed by Russian Wagner mercenaries suspected of plotting a coup.
Exiled Former President Calls for National Unity Amidst Governance Criticisms
Exiled former transitional president Ferdinand Alexandre N’Guendet calls for national unity and criticizes the current regime's power concentration and
Ex-Rebels Torture and Kill Civilian in Yoro Village
Ex-rebels from the 3R group tortured and killed a young civilian in Yoro village on May 21, 2026, following a brutal two-hour assault.
FACA Soldiers Deserting Amidst Severe Hardship and Blocked Pay
Nearly a dozen FACA soldiers are deserting posts in Birao due to poverty and blocked pay, prompting arrests and pursuits.
Tension Erupts in Tallah: Farmers and Herders Clash Amidst Allegations
Violent clashes erupt in Tallah, Vakaga prefecture, between indigenous farmers and nomadic herders over alleged sexual assault and retaliatory actions.
Man Declared Dead Eight Years Ago Mysteriously Reappears in Bangui
Elkana Feinguende, declared dead and buried eight years ago, has mysteriously reappeared in Bangui, Central African Republic, causing shock and disbelief.
4th Carrefour de l'emploi Launched in Bangui to Connect Job Seekers with Opportunities
The 4th Carrefour de l'emploi event launched in Bangui connects job seekers and students with employment opportunities across the Central African Republic.
Moloua 3 Government: Genuine Change or Staged Event?
An analysis of Centrafrique's new Moloua 3 government questions whether its formation signifies genuine change or a staged political event.
Bambouti Sub-Prefect Near Death After Kidnapping and Airstrikes
Bambouti sub-prefect Koumba Ndiaye is near death after kidnapping by Azandé militiamen and Russian Wagner airstrikes, highlighting dire conditions.
Ziguélé Accuses Regime of Destroying Electoral System
Martin Ziguélé accuses the Central African regime of destroying the electoral system since 2005, turning it into a tool for fraud and artificial
Heir to Sultans Calls for Foreign Force Withdrawal and Central African-Led Peace Talks
Heir to sultans calls for foreign force withdrawal from the Central African Republic and demands Central African-led peace talks.
Boda : pour le maire Aimé Barthélémy Pilapédé, l’opération “Kwa ti Kodro” tourne au fiasco, la population ne suit pas…. | CNC
Boda's "Kwa ti Kodro" sanitation operation is failing due to a lack of public participation, Mayor Aimé Barthélémy Pilapédé stated.
Government Mobilizes Top Officials for Unpopular Candidate in Bokaranga 1
Top government officials, including the President, are mobilized to support an unpopular candidate in Bokaranga 1, despite local rejection.
Central African Republic Appoints New 32-Minister Government Under Prime Minister Moloua
Central African Republic appoints a new 32-minister government led by Prime Minister Félix Moloua, signaling continuity and change in leadership.
Mama Makonzi Appeals for Unity Amidst Linga Tensions
Mama Makonzi urges unity and calm among Linga village notables to resolve internal tensions and preserve community cohesion and stability.
Bishop Urges Dialogue to End Violence in Haut-Mbomou
Bishop Aurélio Gazzera urges Central African authorities to establish dialogue to end escalating violence in the Haut-Mbomou region.
Germany Inaugurates Liaison Office in Central African Republic
Germany has officially inaugurated its liaison office in Bangui, Central African Republic, re-establishing a diplomatic presence and strengthening
Central African Republic Finalizes Natural Disaster Response Document
The Central African Republic government is finalizing a natural disaster response document to strengthen emergency mechanisms and improve national
CCIMA Presidential Election Set for May 23rd in Bangui
The election for the president of the Chambre de commerce, d’Industrie, des Mines et de l’Artisanat (CCIMA) is set for May 23rd in Bangui, with Roger
Transhumance Tensions Flare Near Bocaranga, Leading to Arrests and Legal Action
Transhumance tensions between herders and farmers near Bocaranga have led to violence, arrests, and legal action, highlighting ongoing regional
Civil Society Criticizes Moloua 3 Government Over Gender Parity and Competence
Civil society criticizes the Moloua 3 government for failing gender parity with only 5 women in 32 positions and for perceived lack of ministerial
Centrafricans Express Hopes for Socio-Economic Improvement Following New Government Formation
Centrafricans express hopes for socio-economic improvement following the formation of the 7th Republic's first government.
AI in Live Blackjack: A Digital Duel Between Player Advantage and Casino Defenses
AI can enhance live blackjack play by reducing errors, but it doesn't change game math. Modern casinos deploy advanced technical defenses against AI
The Rise of Instant Wins: How Fast-Paced Online Casino Games Are Capturing Players
Fast-paced online casino games like virtual scratch cards and quick slots are rising in popularity, offering players simple, accessible, and
UNHCR CAR Operational Update Jan-Mar 2026
UNHCR's Q1 2026 operations in CAR focus on protection, emergency response influenced by Sudan crisis, and durable solutions for refugees.
Small Ruminants Proposed to Combat Beef Shortage in CAR
Small ruminant farming, such as goats and sheep, is proposed to address a significant beef shortage and protein deficit in the Central African Republic.
Ministry Acknowledges Contract Teachers' Plight Amidst Protests
Ministry of National Education acknowledges contract teachers' plight amid ongoing protests in Centrafrique. Official statement addresses concerns.
Bambari Students Protest Unpaid Scholarships, Poor Living Conditions
Students in Bambari protest six months of unpaid scholarships and poor living conditions at the INFPE institution, demanding urgent resolution.
AUDH Report Notes Judicial and Domestic Burdens for Women in Central African Cities
AUDH report details judicial and domestic burdens for women in Central African cities like Bambari, Baoro, and Mongoumba, highlighting lack of justice
Red Cross Appeals for Aid After Heavy Rains Destroy Homes in Akroussoulback
Heavy rains destroyed hundreds of homes in Akroussoulback, Centrafrique, on May 14th. The local Red Cross is appealing for urgent aid for displaced
Lake Chad Basin Water Resource Management Project Enters Second Phase
The second phase of the Lake Chad Basin water resource management project has launched in Bangui to mitigate climate change and boost food production for
Prominent Figures Detained in Bangui After Zémio Arrests
Two prominent figures arrested by Russian paramilitaries in Zémio have been located in Bangui, with families denouncing their treatment.
Live Dealer Games Drive iGaming Dominance in 2026
Live dealer games are dominating iGaming in 2026, accounting for over 38% of revenue. New users favor immersive, human interactions.
Central African Republic: Speaking Out Against Injustice Is Not Political Opposition, Says Activist
Central African Republic activist Ousna Sabé states that speaking out against injustice is not political opposition and citizens are not obligated to love
Central African Republic: The Emperor's New Clothes
Central African Republic's President Touadéra, once a mathematician promising change, now rules as a dictator using propaganda and neglecting citizens'
Central African Government List Sparks Confusion With Ministry Omission
Central African government list published May 21, 2026, omits Ministry of Arts, Culture, and Tourism, sparking confusion and criticism over
Linga Theatre Raises Red Flags Over Mama Mokonzi Donations
Linga theatre in Centrafrique raises concerns over increased donations to Mama Mokonzi, suggesting a profit motive behind the financial support.
Critical Health Crisis in Basse-Kotto Villages
Basse-Kotto villages face a critical health crisis. Hundreds of children are exposed to preventable diseases due to a severe lack of vaccines.