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Wagner's Grip: CAR's Resources Systematically Exploited, GI-TOC Report Reveals
A GI-TOC report reveals Wagner and Africa Corps systematically exploit Central African Republic's resources, including gold, diamonds, and fuel, for
World Bank Urges Reforms to Rescue Failing State Utilities
The World Bank urges République centrafricaine to reform failing state utilities ENERCA and SODECA, warning of significant financial losses threatening
Prefect Flees Residence After Strange Animal Visit
The prefect of Bamingui-Bangoran fled his official residence in Ndélé after a barn owl and four pigeons appeared in his bedroom overnight.
Criminal Blocks Return of Confiscated Properties in Yaloké
Criminal GBAKOUNDE Samuel in Yaloké, CAR, is destroying Muslim families' properties confiscated over 10 years ago, preventing their return.
Central African Republic Ranks Near Bottom in African Industrialization Index
Central African Republic ranks 47th out of 54 African nations in industrialization due to high energy costs, isolation, and lack of local manufacturing.
Central African Republic Opposition Denounces 'Economic and Social Chaos' Under Touadéra Regime
Central African Republic opposition party PCS denounces the Touadéra regime for economic and social chaos, citing poverty, opaque resource management, and
Crash, Plinko, and Mines: Decoding Instant Casino Game Mechanics
Explore the distinct gameplay mechanics, player interaction, and pace of instant casino games Crash, Plinko, and Mines, despite their shared technological
Special Criminal Court Concludes Guen Case Debates, Judgment Set for December 2026
The Special Criminal Court in the Central African Republic has concluded debates in the Guen case. Judgment is scheduled for December 15, 2026.
Linga Schools Defy Calendar Amidst Community Concern
Schools in Linga are reportedly defying the official academic calendar, sparking community concern and highlighting local autonomy challenges.
Gynecology-Obstetrics Service Attendance Unaffected by MSF Absence
Gynecology-obstetrics service attendance in Bangui remains unaffected by MSF's departure, according to service head Pr Abdoulaye Sépou.
Understanding Online Game Mechanics: RTP, Volatility, and Payouts
Understand how RTP, volatility, and payout frequency shape online game experiences, influencing win sizes and frequency for players.
Sango Coin Project Deemed Fiasco Amidst Opaque Resource Exploitation
Central African Republic's Sango Coin project is a fiasco, ruining economic hopes and enabling opaque exploitation of national resources by mysterious
Fugitive Minister's Presidential Parade in Berberati Notes Impunity
Fugitive minister Hassan Bouba held a presidential-style parade in Berberati with state resources and Wagner mercenaries, despite being wanted by justice
Bozoum Father Sentenced to Suspended Term After Daughter's Rape Trial, Perpetrator Jailed
Bozoum father René Béfio released after daughter's rape trial. Perpetrator Feï-ingmona Steve jailed for six months and fined 100,000 CFA francs.
LRA Suspected in Mass Kidnapping in Mbomou Prefecture
Around thirty people were reportedly abducted in Mbomou Prefecture, Central African Republic. Suspicions point to the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) for the
BRDC Criticizes Government, Denounces Socio-Economic Woes Post-Constitution
BRDC criticizes government management and denounces socio-economic woes in Centrafrique following the 2016 constitution adoption.
Bangui Grapples with Renewed Fuel Crisis
Bangui is once again facing a severe fuel crisis, causing significant travel disruptions and long queues at service stations across the Centrafrique
Parents Concerned Over Unsanitary Conditions at Bimbo School
Parents express concern over unsanitary conditions at the Prefectoral School of Bimbo, Centrafrique, as the 2026-2027 school year nears. Issues include
Central African Republic Launches Administrative Back-to-School Period
The Central African Republic has launched its administrative back-to-school period on September 14, with pedagogical activities set to begin September 21.
Dozens of Girls Hospitalized for FGM Complications in Central African Republic
Approximately thirty girls aged 8-13 were hospitalized for female genital mutilation complications in Bossangoa, Central African Republic, highlighting
Central African Republic Ministry of Defense Imposes Strict Communication Blackout
The Central African Republic's Ministry of Defense has imposed a strict communication blackout, censoring personnel from sharing operational information
CAR Railway Project Dubbed 'Illusion' Amidst Resource Exploitation Concerns
Central African Republic's proposed railway to Cameroon is dubbed an 'illusion' amid concerns over unfulfilled promises and potential resource
Sociologist Links Low Baccalauréat Pass Rate to Systemic Inequality
Sociologist Faustin Zaméto links the 44% Baccalauréat pass rate in the Central African Republic to systemic inequality and unequal resources, not just
Two Women Die in Truck Accident on Kassango Mountain
Two women were killed in a truck accident on Kassango mountain, near Boali, when the vehicle overturned. Authorities confirmed their deaths at the scene.
19 Injured in Minibus Overturn Near Yaloké
Nineteen people were injured when a minibus from the Pacifique agency overturned near Yaloké in the Central African Republic. No fatalities were reported.
Carnot Detainees Voice Urgent Concerns Over Living Conditions
Detainees at Carnot prison are raising urgent concerns about living conditions, including food, healthcare, and judicial delays, and are calling for
Babongo Health Post Faces Critical Shortages
Babongo's health post faces critical shortages of supplies and personnel, severely limiting patient care for the local population.
Illegal Checkpoint Dismantled on Landjia-Mboko Axis
An illegal checkpoint, barrier number 8, on the Landjia-Mboko axis near Bangui was dismantled by the Cellule de lutte contre les barrières illégales.
Mag-Justice Program to Detail Central African Corruption Laws and Penalties
The Mag-Justice program will detail corruption laws and penalties in Centrafrique, aiming to increase transparency and accountability in the Central
Central African Republic's 'Cent Jours': A Policy Declaration in Name Only?
Central African Republic's government faces scrutiny over its "cent jours" policy declaration, questioning its relevance for an administration in power
Former Minister's 'Citizen' Defense of Fuel Crisis Draws Fire
Former minister Serge Ghislain Djorie's defense of the Central African Republic's fuel crisis as a "citizen" drew criticism from Paul Crescent Beninga for
BRDC Denounces Living Conditions Degradation Six Months into Touadéra's Third Term
Six months into President Touadéra's third term, the BRDC denounces the ongoing degradation of living conditions in the Central African Republic.
Questions Swirl Around Central African Mining Permits Granted to Foreign Firms
Central African Republic grants mining permits to Wenjin One and Kona Resources, sparking questions about transparency and public benefit.
KS Bloom Announces First Concert in Central African Republic
Ivorian gospel rapper KS Bloom will perform his first concert in Bangui, Central African Republic, on September 27, 2026. Local artist Christafy Lamandet
BRDC Demands Government Clarity on Public Management, Mining Sector
The BRDC demands government clarity on public management and the mining sector in Centrafrique, urging transparency and accountability.
Boda City Re-illuminated After Enerca Resumes Operations
Boda city in Lobaye region is re-illuminated after national power utility Enerca resumes operations, ending years of darkness for residents.
National Assembly and Constitutional Council Relations Explored
Explores the relationship between Centrafrique's National Assembly and Constitutional Council, detailing their interactions and impact on governance.
Insurance as a Risk-Sharing Mechanism
Martin Ziguélé discusses insurance's vital role as a risk-sharing mechanism, distributing financial burdens and ensuring stability for individuals and
Central African Republic Education System Faces Critical Challenges Ahead of 2026-2027 School Year
Central African Republic's education system faces critical challenges for the 2026-2027 school year, including teacher shortages and rising costs.
Central African Passport Ranks 39th in Africa, Offers Access to 32 Destinations
The Central African passport ranks 39th in Africa, offering visa-free access to 32 destinations out of 53 according to the 2026 Passport Reports.
Central African Diaspora Hesitates to Return Amidst Fear and Repression in Bangui
Central African diaspora hesitates to return to Bangui amid fear and repression, despite President Touadéra's call for national development.
Yalinga's Empty Markets and Fields: A Cry for Real Aid
Yalinga, Centrafrique, suffers severe hunger due to absent markets and agriculture. Superficial aid efforts fail to address the region's deep-rooted
Former CAR President Shares Crisis Management Insights at Diplomacy Event
Former CAR President Catherine Samba-Panza shared insights on managing national crises at the 'La Fabrique de la Diplomatie' event, drawing on her
Bouar Military Tribunal Holds First Correctional Hearings
The Bouar Military Tribunal has launched its first correctional hearings, a significant step for military justice in Nana-Mambéré, Centrafrique.
Central African Republic Decision-Makers Urged to Expand Civic Space
Central African Republic decision-makers are urged to expand civic space, emphasizing freedom of expression, association, and citizen participation for
Avenue Mbaïkoua: A Road to Ruin in Bangui
The heavily degraded Avenue Mbaïkoua in Bangui's 8th arrondissement causes severe traffic complications and hardship for residents, sparking fears of
Linga Notables Mobilize Against Rising Suicide Rate
Notables in Linga are mobilizing to address a concerning rise in suicide rates, seeking community solutions and raising public awareness.
CAR Youth Urged to Shatter Stereotypes at Educational Forum
CAR youth are urged to shatter stereotypes hindering their development at the "Causerie éducative" forum in Bangui, organized by Evodie Senekping.
Bégoua Displaced Muslims Seek Justice Amidst Broken Promises
Displaced Muslims in Bégoua, CAR, seek justice for properties seized during 2013-2016 conflicts, facing broken government promises and ongoing injustice.
Central African Republic's Justice System Weaponized for Political Exclusion
The justice system in the Central African Republic is reportedly weaponized to exclude political rivals, with President Touadéra manipulating laws and the
Central African Republic's Music Censorship: A Superficial Fix for Deeper Issues
Central African Republic's government censors rap music, a move critics say is a superficial fix for deeper issues like substance abuse and products
Central African Party Accuses Government of Facilitating Recruitment for Ukraine War
Central African party CNCA-PDD accuses President Touadéra's government of facilitating recruitment of youth for the Ukraine war, allegedly for Russian
Radio Emission Notes Broiler Chicken Quality and Farmer Challenges
A radio emission in Centrafrique explored broiler chicken quality and the challenges faced by poultry farmers, stressing the need to boost local
AI: A Tool Without Feelings, Experts Assert
Experts assert that artificial intelligence is a tool, lacking any genuine feelings or emotions, despite its growing role in research and academia.
Linga Theatre Sketch Notes Outrage Over School Supply Costs
A theatre sketch from Linga village highlights public anger over rising school supply costs and the financial strain on families preparing for the
UNOPS Denies CAR Government Claims on Road Projects, Cites Progress
UNOPS Regional Director Sanjay Mathur rejects Central African Republic government claims on road projects, stating 503 km are completed with 40 km
Passport Dispute: Opposition Leader Accuses Regime of Political Blackmail
Opposition leader Jean Symphorien Mapenzi accuses the regime of political blackmail over Anicet-Georges Dologuélé's passport, demanding reintegration.
Central African Republic: A Laboratory for Terrorist Financing Fueled by Wagner
Central African Republic is a laboratory for terrorist financing due to its collaboration with the Wagner Group, a designated terrorist organization
Russia's Wagner Takeover in CAR Fails as Group Retains Control
Russia's attempt to dissolve the Wagner group in the Central African Republic and replace it with Africa Corps has failed, with Wagner retaining
Analyst Demands Government Resignation Over Unsustainable Salary Burden
Analyst Fari Tahéruka Shabazz calls for the resignation of Félix Moloua's government, citing an unsustainable 81% salary burden on fiscal revenues, far
Central African Republic's New Mayors Hampered by Severe Infrastructure Shortages
New mayors in the Central African Republic face severe infrastructure shortages, lacking offices and equipment, which hampers their ability to govern
2026 Baccalauréat Results Announced in Bangui
2026 Baccalauréat results for the second round are out in Bangui. 5,570 candidates admitted with a 56% pass rate, opening doors to higher education.
Tensions Flare in Dzanga-Sangha Over Conservation Site Infiltration
Tensions persist between Dzanga-Sangha Protected Area managers and the Babongo community over alleged infiltration into the conservation site.
Mobile Lab Boosts Ebola Surveillance in Bangassou
Bangassou's regional hospital receives a mobile laboratory to enhance Ebola surveillance, improving disease detection and response capabilities.
Children Killed in Dekoa Attack
Two children were killed and one injured by armed men in Dekoa on September 8. The attack highlights security challenges in the region.
FACA Military Woman Dies After Clandestine Surgery in Bangui
A FACA military woman died in Bangui after a clandestine fibroid surgery performed by an unqualified individual in the Boeing neighborhood.
Government Warns Opposition Leader of Legal Action Amid Accusations of State Blackmail
Central African government warns opposition leader Anicet-Georges Dologué of legal action for criticizing the president, labeling his claims as state
Central African Republic Intensifies Sachet Whisky Ban Amidst Unchecked 'Wanawa' Sales
Central African Republic intensifies ban on sachet whisky amid health concerns, but 'Wanawa' sales continue unchecked.
Touadéra Accused of Purging Public Service Under Guise of Diploma Checks
Central African Republic President Touadéra is accused of using fake diploma checks to purge the public service, targeting former loyalists and creating
Central African Warlord Miskine Sentenced to 15 Years
Central African warlord Abdoulaye Miskine has been sentenced to 15 years in prison by the criminal court in N’Djamena for serious charges including
Radio Emission Notes CAR Forest Exploitation and Climate Impact
A radio emission highlights extensive forest exploitation in the Central African Republic and its severe environmental and climate consequences, examining
Bambari Students Flock to Gold Mines, Abandoning Education
Students in Bambari, Central African Republic, are abandoning school to work in gold mining areas, raising concerns among local authorities and the mayor.
Gendarmerie Recovers Stolen Vehicle Belonging to Chinese Nationals in Bangui
The Gendarmerie in Bangui has recovered a vehicle stolen from Chinese nationals on August 31st. The car was found concealed in the Don Bosco sector.
Ruling Party Cadre Criticizes Handling of Opposition Leader's Nationality Case
A ruling party cadre criticizes the government's handling of opposition leader Anicet-Georges Dologuélé's nationality and passport case, urging national
Central African Government's Salary Publicity Criticized Amidst Teacher Payment Crisis
Central African government criticized for over-publicizing routine salary payments while contract teachers face prolonged payment delays, sparking
Central African Republic Officials Accused of Holding Fraudulent Doctorates
Maître Crépin Mboli-Goumba alleges CAR officials hold fraudulent doctorates from Cameroon, devaluing academic degrees.
Rwanda Demands Troop Withdrawal from CAR Amidst New CAR-DRC Military Pacts
Rwanda demands its troops leave CAR after the Central African Republic signs new military pacts with the Democratic Republic of Congo.
National Electoral Authority Suspends Residual Election Campaign Amidst Constraints
The National Electoral Authority suspends the residual election campaign due to operational, financial, and logistical constraints. A new schedule will be
Unclean Water Fuels Diarrheal Diseases in Dékoa, Says Chief Physician
Unclean water is the primary cause of rising diarrheal diseases in Dékoa, according to the town's chief physician, Jean Gervil Bekouanebandi.
Literacy Efforts Bloom in Bangui Amidst International Literacy Day
Literacy efforts are blooming in Bangui, Centrafrique, as many seek to learn to read and write or improve their skills, coinciding with International
Airplane Ticket Scam Surfaces in Bangui, Ministry Vows Action
Travelers in Bangui report an airplane ticket scam, accusing Miles Travel of selling fake tickets. The Ministry of Tourism vows legal action.
New Leadership Appointed to Key Central African Police Structures
The Central African Republic has appointed new leadership to key national police structures, including a new Director General, following a presidential
Wagner-FSR Offensive Sparks Fears in Tissi Border Region
Wagner mercenaries and Sudanese FSR launch offensive in Tissi, sparking fears of a three-front conflict at the Chad, Sudan, CAR border.
Central African Soldiers Desert Base, Braquages Reported in Birao
Central African soldiers deserted their Birao base citing hardship. Two robberies also occurred in the town overnight, targeting an NGO and the
Education System Faces Crisis Ahead of New School Year, Analyst Warns
Analyst Faustin Zaméto warns of a crisis facing the Central African Republic's education system ahead of the new school year, detailing parental hardships.
Bria Grapples with Resurgent Wave of Thefts and Robberies
Bria faces a worrying resurgence of thefts and armed robberies, causing concern among residents and prompting calls for action from security forces.
Mobaye Residents Grapple with Soaring Cost of Living Amidst Scarcity and Poor Infrastructure
Mobaye residents face soaring costs of living due to product scarcity and poor infrastructure. Daily expenses are rising, causing significant hardship.
Defense Seeks Acquittal in 'Guen' Case
Defense lawyers for Dieudonné Gonitoua in the 'Guen' case have asked for his acquittal, arguing the prosecution's case is empty and lacks legal basis.
Rafaï Authorities Commend Security Improvements Attributed to FACA Reinforcements
Rafaï authorities commend improved security, attributing it to reinforcements from the Central African Armed Forces (FACA).
Head of State Signs Decree for Residual Elections
Centrafrique's Head of State signs decree for residual elections scheduled for late September to finalize the electoral process and establish local
Linga Notables Accused of Land Misappropriation
Prominent figures in Linga are accused of illegally distributing or selling local land parcels at undervalued prices, sparking concerns over land
MLPC Denounces "Economic Shipwreck" Following PM Moloua's Reappointment
The MLPC denounces the Central African Republic's economic and social situation as an "economic shipwreck" following PM Félix Moloua's third reappointment.
Farmers and Herders Clash in Central African Republic
Farmers and herders clash in Central African Republic's Ouamfafa prefecture, reigniting a cycle of retaliation over crop damage and cattle theft.
National Electoral Authority Postpones Local Elections Amidst Material Shortages
The National Electoral Authority (ANE) has postponed local elections in Centrafrique due to significant shortages of essential electoral materials.
Alindao Residents Protest Election Results Validation
Alindao residents protested on September 8, 2026, after the Constitutional Council validated the ruling MCU candidate's local election victory, sparking
Miskine Market Merchants Launch Clean-Up Initiative
Merchants at Bangui's Miskine Market have launched a clean-up initiative to improve hygiene and public health conditions in the bustling commercial hub.
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COSCIPAC Demands Government Shift Focus from Dologuélé to National Crises
COSCIPAC urges the Central African government to stop targeting Anicet-Georges Dologuélé and focus on urgent national crises instead.
Africa's Time Zone Anomaly: A Call to Correct Mercator's Legacy
Central African nations are calling for a review of time zones, citing the Mercator projection's legacy as a cartographic and temporal anomaly with France.