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Central African Republic Demands Skills Transfer from Foreign Investors
Central African Republic demands skills transfer from foreign investors at Bangui business forum, focusing on local capacity building and workforce
Public Toilet Conditions in Linga Spark Outrage
Public toilet conditions in Linga are sparking outrage due to unsanitary facilities managed by local administrations. Notables have voiced concerns.
Governor Sounds Alarm on Deteriorating Humanitarian Crisis in Vakaga
Governor Thierry Evariste Binguinendji sounds alarm on worsening humanitarian crisis in Vakaga, especially Am-Dafock, following June 30th events.
Special Criminal Court Launches Probe into Am-Dafock Attack
The Special Criminal Court (CPS) has announced the opening of an investigation into the attack that occurred in Am-Dafock, signaling a formal judicial
Hostages Escape LRA Captivity in Central African Republic
At least 15 hostages escaped LRA captivity in Nzako, Central African Republic, following their abduction on July 21.
Gendarmerie Racketeering Allegations Spark Mission to Clear Roadblocks
Users denounce gendarmerie racketeering on the Bangui-Mbaïki axis, citing increased transport costs. A mission is underway to dismantle illegal roadblocks
Km5 Market Occupation Creates Gridlock in Bangui
Anarchic market occupation at Km5 in Bangui's 3rd arrondissement is causing severe traffic gridlock for vehicles and pedestrians.
Bangui Basketball Community Protests Facility Management, Citing Hindered Preparations
Bangui basketball players protest ONASPORT's management of the Martin Ngoko Center, citing restricted access that hinders national team preparations.
Clogged Canals Fuel Bangui's Persistent Flooding Crisis
Clogged drainage canals filled with sand and household waste are causing persistent flooding in Bangui neighborhoods, particularly the 5th arrondissement.
Mbaïki-Boda Road Degradation Paralyzes Lobaye Economy
The Mbaïki-Boda road in Lobaye, Centrafrique, is severely degraded, paralyzing economic activities and hindering transport and trade on the vital 90km
Bishop Urges Dialogue for Peace and Hostage Release in Haut-Mbomou
Bishop Aurelio Gazzera urges dialogue for peace and hostage release in Haut-Mbomou, Centrafrique, including the Bambouti sub-prefect.
Dream Clinic in Bangui Offers Vital Free Care to Underserved Patients
The Dream Clinic in Bangui offers vital free medical care, including treatment for chronic diseases and prenatal services, to underserved patients.
Herder-Farmer Clash Injures Four in Lobaye
At least four people were injured in a clash between herders and farmers in Keli village, Lobaye, Centrafrique on July 12, 2026. Tensions reportedly stem
Gasoline Price Surge Hits Bocaranga, Fueling Inflation
Gasoline prices in Bocaranga have surged from 800 to 1,250 CFA francs per liter, increasing transportation and food costs for residents.
Cholera Outbreak: Strategies for Containment and Transmission Control
Cholera is an acute intestinal infection. This article discusses strategies for its containment and controlling its transmission, focusing on public
Bangassou Mayor Discusses Municipal Challenges and Citizen Engagement
Bangassou Mayor Michel Lengo highlights low citizen involvement as the main obstacle to municipal progress and development in the city.
Bertin Béa Breaks Silence on Boali and Am-Dafock Violence
Bertin Béa breaks his silence on recent armed violence in Boali and Am-Dafock, Centrafrique, which has caused numerous deaths and ongoing security
Corridor 13 Opens New Economic Avenues in Central African Republic
Corridor 13 in the Central African Republic eases travel and cuts transport costs, boosting economic activity and connectivity between Mbaïki and
Green Line Technologies Invests $150 Million to Revitalize Central African Telecoms
Green Line Technologies invests $150 million to revitalize the Central African Republic's telecoms and modernize digital infrastructure, focusing on
Pastor Accuses President of Betraying Gospel for Political Gain
Pastor Nicolas Talingano accuses President Faustin-Archange Touadéra of betraying the Gospel for political gain and a third mandate in Centrafrique.
ICC Complaint Alleges Wagner Control Over Central African Republic
An ICC complaint alleges CAR President Faustin-Archange Touadéra sold the nation to Wagner for military support and mining rights, granting impunity.
Prime Minister Ousts Economy Minister Amid Corruption Allegations
Prime Minister Félix Moloua has dismissed Economy Minister Richard Filakota, citing alleged mismanagement and corruption as reasons for the nation's
PNUD Accused of Legitimizing Dictatorship in Central African Republic Through Annual Report
The UN Development Programme (PNUD) is accused of legitimizing the dictatorship in the Central African Republic through its 2025 annual report, critics
Central African Woman Exposes Banknote Counterfeiting Ring in Bangui
A Central African woman has exposed a counterfeit euro banknote distribution ring operating in Bangui, targeting international travelers.
Wagner Mercenary Allegedly Beats Central African Girl in Border Town; Incident Shared Online
A Wagner mercenary allegedly beat a young Central African girl in the border town of Béloko. The incident was shared online to raise awareness.
Minister Reports Community Tensions in Boali Following Government Mission
Minister Bruno Yapandé reported community tensions in Boali following a government mission aimed at appeasing local friction and fostering peace.
Linga Théâtre Tackles Funeral Etiquette in Mama Mokonzi
Linga Théâtre's 'Mama Mokonzi' play highlights irresponsible funeral etiquette and social norms in the Mama Mokonzi region.
Marriage Laws and Practices in the Central African Republic
The article examines marriage laws and practices in the Central African Republic, detailing legal frameworks, rights, duties, and protections for spouses.
Over 12,000 Vie for 500 Spots in CAR Police and Gendarmerie Recruitment
Over 12,000 candidates are vying for 500 positions in the Central African Republic's police and gendarmerie recruitment exams, held in Bangui.
Prime Minister Urges Peace in Birao Amidst Regional Tensions
Prime Minister Félix Moloua visited Birao, Vakaga, urging peace for regional development following armed attacks on Am-Dafock.
Rainy Season Road Woes Plague Bimbo Neighborhoods
Residents in Bimbo's Damala-aéroport neighborhoods face mobility, economic, and health challenges due to poor roads during the rainy season.
National Assembly Concludes Second Extraordinary Session
The National Assembly of Centrafrique concluded its second extraordinary session on July 13th in Bangui, addressing key legislative matters for national
Central African Republic's Forgotten Cacao Sector
The Central African Republic's cacao sector is largely forgotten, facing challenges despite untapped potential. Efforts are underway to revitalize this
Afriland First Bank Expands into Central African Republic, Targeting Unbanked Market
Afriland First Bank, founded by Paul Fokam, is the first Cameroonian lender to open in the Central African Republic, targeting a largely unbanked market.
Debate Explores Solutions to Community Violence in Boali
A debate titled 'Patara' was held in Boali, Centrafrique, to explore solutions to community violence and address recent instability.
Zémio Residents Voice Alarm Over Soaring Food Prices Amidst Resumed Calm
Residents of Zémio, Centrafrique, are alarmed by soaring food prices in local markets, despite a return to calm and resumed activities in the Haut-Mbomou
Linga Village Grapples with Sanitation Crisis, Elders Urge Citizen Action
Linga village faces a sanitation crisis due to a lack of infrastructure. Elders are urging residents to adopt responsible waste disposal behaviors to
Central African Basketball Aims to Recapture Past Glory
Central African Basketball Federation president Anicet Patrick Milabet Gonofé outlines a vision to restore the sport's former glory, boosted by a recent
Fear Grips Bangui Neighborhood as Military-Clad Robbers Strike
Residents of Cité Jean 23 in Bangui are living in fear due to a recurrence of armed robberies by men in military attire.
Bangui Authorities Crack Down on Unhygienic Meat Transport
Bangui authorities are enforcing hygiene standards for meat transport, seizing beef transported on motorcycles and rickshaws in a new operation.
Songo Group Launches Quark School Management Software
Songo Group launches Quark School, a new management software designed to streamline educational administration, track students, staff, and tasks.
Ministry Denies Fake Plot Sale Announcement, Warns of Fraud
The Ministry of Urbanism denies a fraudulent announcement from ACPH regarding plot sales, warning the public against scams and deception.
Humanitarian Aid Resumes in Zémio After Security Concerns
Humanitarian aid operations have resumed in Zémio, Haut-Mbomou, after being suspended due to security concerns. This allows for essential services to
MINUSCA Bolsters Birao Presence Amidst Am-Dafock Violence Aftermath
MINUSCA reinforces Birao with rapid intervention forces following armed violence in Am-Dafock, addressing significant civilian displacement and
Humanitarian Efforts Persist in Zémio Amidst Rising Needs
OCHA-RCA has resumed humanitarian activities in Zémio, Centrafrique, following a security suspension. Rising needs in Haut-Mbomou and Vakaga are being
Linga Village Officials Fail to Address Flood Risks Amidst Rainy Season
Linga village officials are failing to address flood risks during the rainy season, leaving homes and infrastructure vulnerable to rising waters.
Civil Society Group Sounds Alarm on Boali Humanitarian Crisis
A civil society group, GTSC, is raising concerns about a humanitarian crisis in Boali, Centrafrique, driven by security issues, and calls for aid.
Bangui Hosts Conference on Combating Falsified Medicines in Central Africa
Bangui hosts a regional conference on combating the trafficking of falsified medicines in Central Africa, focusing on public health risks and
Linga Youth Skills Gap Noted
A report highlights a skills gap among young people in Linga village, with elders noting deficiencies in their preparedness for community and workforce
Am-Dafock Attack Signals Setback for Vakaga's Partner Mobilization Efforts
An armed attack in Am-Dafock, Vakaga, is a setback for partner mobilization efforts, with Constellation Internationale calling the conflict 'literally
Deadly Land Collapses Plague Central African Republic Mining Sites
Deadly land collapses are increasingly plaguing mining sites across the Central African Republic, causing deaths and injuries and raising safety concerns.
Boali Mayor Demands Enhanced Security After Tuesday Violence
Following violence on July 14, the mayor of Boali is urging Bangui to strengthen security measures in the city and its surroundings.
Bouar Hospital's Decades-Long Morgue Absence Sparks Concern
Bouar hospital in the Central African Republic has lacked a morgue for decades, forcing residents to manage deceased family members at home and raising
Landslide at Artisanal Mine Claims Three Lives Near Bossemptélé
Three people died in a landslide at an artisanal mine near Bossemptélé on July 14th. The pit collapsed, trapping workers.
Erectile Dysfunction's Impact on Couples' Sexual Health
Erectile dysfunction significantly impacts couples' sexual health. Gynecologist Dr. Albert Danaï discusses the condition's effects on intimate
Peace as Democratic Logic Against Insecurity, States Briand Reboas
Aristide Briand Reboas advocates for peace as the democratic logic against insecurity, essential for stability in the Central African Republic.
Boali Erupts in Violence After Farmer's Murder, Mosque Destroyed
Violence and unrest grip Boali after a farmer's murder, as a mob attacks the Peul community and destroys a mosque amid kidnapping accusations.
Boali Residents Protest After Deadly Assassination Amidst Escalating Insecurity
Boali residents protest after a deadly assassination by unidentified armed men, highlighting escalating insecurity and demanding greater protection.
Humanitarian Crisis Deepens in Am-Dafock Post-Attack
Humanitarian needs remain immense in Am-Dafock, Vakaga, over two weeks after a June 30th attack, exacerbating the crisis and complicating aid delivery.
Central African Republic Adopts New Law to Overhaul Petroleum Sector Amid Shortages
Central African Republic's National Assembly adopts new law to reorganize the petroleum sector, aiming to fix fuel shortages and insufficient service
Centrafrican Man Claims Mystical Powers Aid Plot to Capture President Touadéra
A Centrafrican man named Teddy claims to have intelligence about a plot to capture President Faustin-Archange Touadéra, citing the leader's alleged
Central African Government's Amdafok Narrative Under Fire
Central African government's narrative of patriotic victory in Amdafok security faces scrutiny, with critics citing Wagner mercenaries and incompetence.
Power Sécurité Agents Forced onto Bicycles Amidst Cost-Cutting Controversy
Power Sécurité agents are now forced to use bicycles for patrols, a cost-cutting measure criticized as inhumane and unsafe, while management retains fuel
Presidential Advisor Blames Opposition for Chaos, Article Points to Russian Forces
Presidential advisor Fidel Gouandjika blames opposition for unrest. The article attributes Centrafrique's chaos to Russian paramilitary forces.
Minister's Legal Gambit Against Opposition Coordinator Backfires, Exposing Ministry's Illegality
A minister's legal bid against opposition coordinator backfires, revealing ministry's illegal actions and ties to President Touadéra's personal activities.
Linga Schools Face Dumpsite Threat, Locals Urge Protection
Schools in Linga village are being converted into dumpsites, prompting local residents to call for urgent protection of educational facilities.
Swiss Assembly President Sees Hope in Central African Republic
Swiss Assembly President Pierre André Page sees hope and potential in the Central African Republic, expressing optimism for its future during an interview.
Bangui Gripped by Severe Fuel Shortage, Disrupting Daily Life
Bangui faces a severe fuel shortage, with most service stations closed for two weeks, disrupting daily life, transportation, and commerce across the
Central African Weather Service Hampered by Lack of Resources
The Central African meteorological service lacks essential resources, compromising its ability to provide daily weather forecasts during the current rainy
Torrential Rain Causes Flooding and Damage in Bangui Neighborhoods
Torrential rain on July 12 caused significant flooding and material damage in Bangui's Miskine and Boy-Rabe neighborhoods, displacing families and
Central African Republic Urges Ebola Vigilance Amidst Border Concerns
The Central African Republic urges Ebola vigilance and preparedness, especially near its border with the Democratic Republic of Congo, despite no current
Central African Refugee Women Forge Survival in DRC Camps
Central African refugee women in DRC camps Mole and Wenze engage in agriculture and small commerce to survive and support their families after years in
Public Feud Erupts Between Activist and Minister Counselor, Leading to Legal Action
Activist Blaise d’Idassien Kossimatchi publicly accused Minister Counselor Roméo Gribinghi of financial misconduct and issued threats, leading to legal
Mafieux Couple Mamadou Affair Ignites Debate Over Governance and Corruption
The "Mafieux Couple Mamadou" affair, sparked by revelations on Prisca Mamadou's civil service statute, ignites debate on governance and corruption.
President Touadéra Accused of Installing Puppet Islamic Council
Central African Republic President Touadéra accused of installing a puppet Islamic Council, undermining the legitimate CSISCA.
Wagner's Opioid Empire Fuels CAR Criminal Operations
Wagner Group mercenaries in the Central African Republic operate an opioid-fueled criminal empire, funding gold, timber, and arms operations independently
Ouandja-Kotto's Penal Chain Under Scrutiny by 'Mag-Justice'
'Mag-Justice' examines the operational challenges facing Ouandja-Kotto's penal chain, highlighting systemic issues that hinder effective justice
Seven Kidnapped Near Yalinga, LRA Suspected; Three Still Held
Seven people were kidnapped near Yalinga, Haute-Kotto, between July 9-10. Four have been released, but three remain captive. LRA suspected.
CAR President Accused of Manipulating Islamic Leadership for Financial Gain
CAR President Faustin-Archange Touadéra is accused of manipulating the nation's Islamic leadership for financial gain, allegedly backing a faction for
General Accused of Privatizing Military Logistics for Son Amid Corruption Allegations
General Zéphirin Mamadou is accused of privatizing Centrafrique military logistics for his 27-year-old son, Jordy Étienne Mamadou, amid nepotism and
Pastor Demands President's Resignation, Citing Divine Authority
Pastor Nicolas Talingano demands Centrafrique President Faustin-Archange Touadéra's resignation, citing divine removal of his authority and a legal
Martin Ziguélé Demands Russian Control Over Mercenaries After Zemio Clash
Martin Ziguélé demands Russia control its mercenaries after a military clash in Zemio, Haut-Mbomou, which resulted in civilian death.
Wagner Chief's Statement Implies Russian Control Over Central African Republic
Wagner chief Dmitri Sitiy's statement that his group works "in the same team" with the Central African Republic implies Russian co-management of the
Amdafock Army Base Obliterated in Rebel and Wagner Assault
The national army base in Amdafock was completely destroyed following an assault by rebels and Russian Wagner mercenaries, marking a critical escalation.
Understanding National Assembly's Permanent Commissions
Understand the role, position, and attributions of permanent commissions within the National Assembly, crucial for legislative processes and policy in
Central African Republic's Insecurity Threatens Presidential Mandate
Insecurity in the Central African Republic threatens President Touadéra's third mandate, according to jurist Bernard Selemby Doudou.
Pastor Faces Public Scrutiny Over 1.8 Million FCFA Debt
Pastor Issène Faki faces public scrutiny over a 1.8 million FCFA debt from his tenure as ESTEB director. The demand for repayment was made live on radio.
MLPC President Denounces "Political Mercenaries" Amidst Party Strife
MLPC President Martin Ziguélé denounces party dissidents as "political mercenaries" allegedly funded by the ruling power to destabilize the MLPC.
Maxime Balalou Accused of 'Russian Method' Information Control
Maxime Balalou lectured journalists on truth while accused of 'Russian method' info control, propaganda, and intimidation.
MPs Denounce Resurgence of Illegal Roadblocks Across CAR, Citing Hardship
Central African Republic MPs condemn rising illegal roadblocks, citing increased prices and hardship for citizens and transporters across the nation.
Progress and Persistence: Combating Illegal Roadblocks in CAR
William Mossoa-Guindo acknowledges progress in combating illegal roadblocks in the Central African Republic, but the issue is not yet eradicated.
Residents Behind Bangui Airport Face Ongoing Road Hardship
Residents behind Bangui airport face ongoing hardship due to severely degraded roads, impacting daily life and access to services. They hope for urgent
University of Bangui Journalism Department Adapts to Evolving Landscape
The University of Bangui's journalism department is implementing innovations and adapting its curriculum to prepare students for the evolving media
President Orders Nephew to Apologize to Mistress Amidst Scandal
President Touadéra ordered his nephew Arthur Piri to apologize to a mistress in SOCADA following a dispute, highlighting a pattern of personal
Central African Forces and Russian Allies Ambushed Near Zémio
A patrol of Central African Forces and Russian allies was ambushed near Zémio on July 8, resulting in one FACA soldier killed and another wounded.
Fake Ministry Communiqué Promotes Cryptocurrency Scam in Central African Republic
Fake Ministry of Finance communiqué in Central African Republic promotes cryptocurrency scam, identified by #StopATènè.
CAR Fuel Importers Dispute Government Seizure, Claiming Legality
Fuel importers in the Central African Republic dispute the government's seizure of 160,000 liters, asserting full tax compliance and legal origin.
IMF Projects Modest 2.6% Growth for CAR Amid Global Headwinds
The IMF projects the Central African Republic will achieve 2.6% economic growth in 2026, a modest rate influenced by persistent fragilities and global
Conor McGregor Named New Ambassador for 1xBet
UFC fighter Conor McGregor has been named the new global ambassador for betting company 1xBet, coinciding with the approach of UFC 329.