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July 2026 (39)
Central African Republic Seizes Smuggled Fuel Amidst Shortages
Central African Republic seizes 160,000 liters of smuggled fuel amid ongoing shortages in the capital, Bangui.
Rebels Seize Amdafock as Government Forces Flee to UN Base
Rebels seized Amdafock after government forces, including FACA soldiers and gendarmes, retreated to a MINUSCA base. The city fell quickly.
Questions Swirl Over Identity of Troops Recapturing Amdafock
Questions swirl over the identity of troops who recaptured Amdafock, with speculation pointing to foreign mercenaries rather than Centrafrican forces.
Central African Republic's Survival Hinges on Foreign Forces Amidst Growing Opposition
Central African Republic's regime survival hinges on foreign military forces like Wagner and Bancroft, not citizen support.
Centrafrican and Russian Forces Reclaim Am-Dafock from Rebels
Centrafrican and Russian forces have retaken the border town of Am-Dafock in Vakaga prefecture from rebel fighters.
Central African Republic Government Recruits Ex-Rebels Amidst Amdafock Loss
The Central African Republic government lost control of the strategic town of Amdafock to rebel forces on June 30, marking a significant security setback.
Amdafock Control Disputed: Local Commander Denies Government Claims
A local commander in Amdafock, Central African Republic, denies government claims of retaking the town, stating rebels remain in control.
Amdafock Retaken by Coalition Forces
Coalition forces including Russian mercenaries, FACA, and former rebels retake Amdafock near Sudan border. The town changed hands again on Sunday, July 5
University of Bangui Faces Water Crisis Amidst Administration's Inadequate Infrastructure
The University of Bangui faces a severe water crisis due to inadequate infrastructure, with only three boreholes serving a thousand students, causing
Touadéra's RT Interview: A Propaganda Play to Mask Wagner's Grip
Central African President Touadéra's RT interview is a propaganda effort to legitimize his rule and mask Wagner's influence, according to analysts.
President Touadéra's 'Press Conference of Shame'
President Touadéra's press conference in Bangui has been criticized for ignoring the Central African Republic's chaos and presenting a false image of
Central African Republic's Constitutional Crisis: Justifying Dual Application Amidst Dictatorial Drifts
Central African Republic authorities are applying two constitutions simultaneously, raising concerns over rule of law amid dictatorial drifts and
General Population Census: A Cornerstone for RCA's Economic Future
The general population census is vital for the Central African Republic's economic future, providing essential data for planning and development.
Green Line 1325: A Lifeline for Women Facing Violence in Central African Republic
The Green Line 1325 offers free, confidential support for women facing violence in the Central African Republic, providing vital assistance and guidance.
Linga Notables Champion Cooperatives for Local Growth
In Linga, Centrafrique, local notables are championing the formation of cooperatives to stimulate community development through collective action and
UFDO Condemns Am-Dafock Attack, Cites Foreign Mercenaries
UFDO condemns attack in Am-Dafock, Centrafrique, citing foreign mercenaries as perpetrators and calling for national unity.
Displacement in Vakaga Prefecture
Hundreds displaced in Vakaga Prefecture, Central African Republic, due to violence. Residents seek refuge in Birao-centre amid security concerns.
World Bank Flags Fiscal Risks in Central African Republic
The World Bank has flagged fiscal risks in the Central African Republic, citing opaque public finance management and excessive dependence on external aid.
Children Kidnapped in Yalinga by LRA, Searches Underway
A dozen children were kidnapped by the LRA in Yalinga, Centrafrique, prompting searches by national and allied forces amid local concern.
Zambian Peacekeepers Injured in CAR Base Attack
Three Zambian peacekeepers were injured, one seriously, in an attack by armed elements on a UN base in the Central African Republic on June 30.
Central African Republic Parliament Approves Government Policy Program
Central African Republic's parliament approved the government's general policy program on July 1st in Bangui, outlining strategic direction for national
Am-Dafock Attack Notes Bangui's Security Failures, Says MLPC Leader
MLPC leader Martin Ziguélé criticizes Bangui's security failures after over 30 people died in an attack in Am-Dafock, Centrafrique.
National Assembly Condemns Violence in Am-Dafock and Zémio
The National Assembly of the Central African Republic condemns violence in Am-Dafock and Zémio, offering condolences to victims' families.
Civil Society Groups Condemn Am-Dafock Attack, Demand Government Action
Civil society groups condemn the Am-Dafock attack, demanding swift government action to restore security and protect civilians in Vakaga.
Am-Dafock Under Rebel Control Despite Government Claims Following Deadly Incursion
Am-Dafock remains under rebel control despite government claims of retaking the town following a deadly incursion that caused a humanitarian crisis.
Am-Dafock Security Disputed Amidst Armed Incursion
Security in Am-Dafock is disputed following an armed incursion from Sudan, with a deputy contradicting government claims of control.
Linga Elders Voice Concerns Over Child Labor Amidst Holiday Initiative
Linga elders express concern over child labor during school holidays, as the 'Linga théâtre' initiative aims to raise awareness and protect children's
OCHA Suspends Operations in Haut-Mbomou Over Safety Concerns
The UN's OCHA has temporarily suspended humanitarian operations in Zémio, Haut-Mbomou, Centrafrique, due to safety concerns for aid personnel.
Touadéra Accused of Detachment as Rebels Inflict Heavy Losses on Central African Forces and Wagner
Rebels inflict heavy losses on Central African forces and Wagner mercenaries in Amdafock, highlighting President Touadéra's administration's struggles.
Central African Republic's Legal Accords Signal Full Russian Colonization, Article Claims
Central African Republic's legal accords with Russia signal full colonization, an article claims. President Touadéra expressed satisfaction with the pacts.
Wagner Mercenaries Routed in Am-Dafock, MINUSCA Statement Implies
Russian Wagner mercenaries were routed in Am-Dafock by Central African rebels, a situation implicitly confirmed by the UN mission (MINUSCA).
Central African Republic's Fiscal Woes: A Deep Dive into Low Public Revenue
Central African Republic's public revenue is only 8% of GDP, or 142 billion FCFA annually, far below CEMAC averages, highlighting fiscal fragility.
Central African Republic's New Government Plagued by Errors and Controversial Appointments
Central African Republic's new Moloua 3 government faces scrutiny over errors in its formation and controversial appointments, raising concerns about
Victims' Group Demands ICC Transfer for Noureddine Adam
Victims' group demands Noureddine Adam be transferred to the International Criminal Court to end impunity and ensure justice.
Civil Society Issues Ultimatum to Central African Government Over Insecurity
Civil society group GTSC issues ultimatum to Central African government over escalating insecurity and alleged inaction, threatening citizen mobilization.
Former Minister Calls for Dialogue and Amnesty to End CAR Conflict
Former CAR minister Elie Oueifio argues military solutions have failed and calls for inclusive dialogue and general amnesty to achieve lasting peace in
PATRIE Party Denounces "Targeted Harassment" Over Land Order
The PATRIE party denounces what it calls targeted harassment against its president, Maître Crépin Mboli-Goumba, via an administrative order to vacate
World Bank Review Notes Fiscal Challenges and Reform Path for Central African Republic
A World Bank review reveals the Central African Republic faces fiscal challenges with low revenues and high spending, proposing reform paths to improve
June 2026 (61)
Central African Republic Bans Unsuitable Beef Transport to Boost Food Safety
Central African Republic bans beef transport in unsuitable vehicles to improve food safety and public health standards.
Bouar Abattoir Faces Crisis Amidst Equipment Shortages and Poor Hygiene
The abattoir in Bouar, Central African Republic, faces a crisis due to critical equipment shortages and poor hygiene, impacting meat quality and worker
Central African Republic Presidency Denies Destabilization Rumors, Urges Calm
The Central African Republic's presidency has denied rumors of destabilization and a potential coup d'état circulating in Bangui, urging citizens to
Zémio Gradually Returns to Calm After FACA-Wagner Altercation
Calm returns to Zémio, Centrafrique, five days after an altercation between FACA and Wagner paramilitaries. Daily life is gradually resuming.
Road Accidents Surge Prompts Expert Roundtable in CAR
Road accidents are surging in the Central African Republic. An expert roundtable is discussing causes and solutions to improve road safety and reduce
Propagandist Kossimatchi Faces Legal Action Amidst Ruling Party Strife
Propagandist Kossimatchi faces legal proceedings after Sani Yalo and Binda Koyagbélé, amid ruling party power struggles over Bangui mayoralty candidate.
Former CAR Minister Pampali 'Terrified' by Opposition Treatment
Former CAR Minister Laurent Gomina Pampali is "terrified" by the presidential camp's treatment of the opposition, calling them "pariahs" and warning it
Allegations of 500 Million CFA Embezzlement from State Treasury
Allegations of 500 million CFA francs embezzled from the Central African Republic's state treasury without legal procedures. Fari Tahéruka Shabazz details
Soldiers Deserting Sikikidé Amidst Famine and Unpaid Allowances
Soldiers in Sikikidé are deserting their posts due to prolonged non-payment of food allowances and severe famine, leading to significant departures.
Tensions Flare in Zemio as Wagner Detains Central African Soldier
Tension flares in Zemio after Wagner mercenaries disarmed and detained a Central African soldier, prompting an angry reaction from FACA troops.
Sarandji's Education Lament: A Hypocritical Stance?
Centrafrique's Simplice Sarandji laments education decline, but critics question his hypocrisy given alleged regime focus on mercenaries over schools.
Central African Republic Regime Accused of Epidemic Neglect and Disinformation
Central African Republic regime accused of epidemic neglect and disinformation, failing to protect citizens from Mpox and Ebola.
Priest Killed in Zemio Church Attack Amid Rising Tensions
Priest Abbé Crépin was fatally shot during an armed attack inside the Catholic church in Zemio, Haut-Mbomou, amid rising tensions.
Tension and Psychosis Grip Zemio After FACA-Russian Clash
Extreme tension and psychosis grip Zemio after a violent clash between Central African Armed Forces (FACA) and their Russian allies, creating fear and
Women's Representation in CAR Local Elections Under Scrutiny
A Round Table in the Central African Republic discussed obstacles to women's representation as candidates in local elections, highlighting the need for
Vigiles Accused of Torture in Linga, Notables Demand Rights
Vigiles in Linga face accusations of torture against inhabitants, prompting local notables to demand respect for human rights.
Central African Refugees in DRC Plead for Repatriation Amidst Unlivable Conditions
Central African refugees in DRC's Molé camp face unlivable conditions and are pleading for voluntary repatriation to their home country.
Bossembele Residents Blocked from Trial Over Local Abuses
Bossembele residents cannot follow a trial for grave human rights abuses from 2009-2013 due to a lack of radio transmission, hindering their access to
Central African Republic and UN Launch National Mine Action Strategy
The Central African Republic and UN Mission (Minusca) have launched a National Strategic Plan for Mine Action to coordinate efforts against explosive
Linga Théâtre Tackles Drug Trafficking in Mama Mokonzi
Linga Théâtre uses performances to raise awareness against drug trafficking and abuse in the village of Mama Mokonzi.
New GEPPIC President Outlines Vision for Revitalized Central African Press
New GEPPIC president Eudes Damanzi outlines vision for revitalizing Central African press, aiming for responsible journalism free from hate and
Bangui Residents Denounce Poor Road Rehabilitation on Avenue 15 Mars
Bangui residents denounce poor road rehabilitation on Avenue 15 Mars, citing irregularities and rapid degradation of the surface less than a year after
Deputy Bello Yassir Appeals for Government Aid Amidst Yalinga Kidnappings
Deputy Bello Yassir of Yalinga calls for government aid as insecurity resurfaces with the kidnapping of a dozen young people by presumed LRA elements.
Central African Republic Launches Agribusiness Project in Bouar to Empower Youth and Women
Central African Republic launches agribusiness project in Bouar to empower youth and women, fostering entrepreneurship and economic growth.
President Accused of Political Vendetta as Election Results Overturned
Election results in Nanga Boguila are overturned amid accusations of a political vendetta by President Touadéra against the MOUNI party, sparking voter
Central African Government's Peace Deals Labeled 'Armistices of Defeat'
Central African government's peace deals with armed groups are criticized as 'armistices of defeat,' surrendering power rather than achieving lasting
Central African Republic's Communication Council: A Digital Police State?
Central African Republic's communication council acts as a political police force, targeting AI and deepfakes to suppress dissent and protect the regime
Fuel Monopoly in CAR Fuels Allegations of Fraud and Tax Evasion
Central African Republic grants Neptune Oil a 10-year fuel import monopoly, sparking allegations of fraud, tax evasion, and millions in lost state revenue.
FACA Soldiers Clash With Wagner Mercenaries Over Slaughterhouse Dispute in Zémio
FACA soldiers clashed with Wagner mercenaries in Zémio on June 24, 2026, over a slaughterhouse dispute. A shooting led to an exchange of fire, revealing
CAR Humanitarian Fund Details 2025 Operations Amidst Acute Needs
CAR Humanitarian Fund details 2025 operations, allocating $17.2M to address acute needs amidst instability and limited resources.
Live Casinos: Bringing the Thrill of the Real Table Online
Live casinos bring the thrill of real tables online with human dealers and real-time streaming, offering a more transparent and interactive experience
Election Results Spark Protests Amidst Council's Defense of Decisions
Constitutional Council's election results publication sparks protests and candidate invalidations due to irregularities. The council defends its decisions.
Bangui Pilot Project Paves Streets with Cut Stones Amidst Mixed Reactions
Bangui's pilot project paves streets with cut stones to combat flooding. Work is progressing but faces mixed reactions on quality and durability.
Defense Alleges Legal Violations in "Bossembélé" Case Before CPS
The defense in the Bossembélé case before the Special Criminal Court alleges legal violations by the special prosecutor's office. Former president
2026 Baccalaureate Exams Commence in Central African Republic
The 2026 Baccalaureate exams have started across the Central African Republic, with more than 33,000 candidates participating in the crucial assessments
President Touadéra Orders New Economic Justice Observatory
President Touadéra orders new Observatory for Economic and Financial Justice to boost transparency and accountability in Centrafrique.
Central African Republic President Declares 'Open War' on Social Media
Central African Republic President Faustin-Archange Touadéra declares "open war" on social media, citing political sabotage and disinformation.
Sani Yalo's Book: A Defense of Failure or a False Narrative?
An article scrutinizes Sani Yalo's book "Touadéra a sauvé la RCA," arguing it offers a false narrative contradicting public opinion on President
Wagner Accused of Masking Gold Plunder with Fake Humanitarian Projects in CAR
Wagner in CAR, led by Dmitri Sitiy, is accused of using fake humanitarian projects to hide massive gold plunder generating billions annually.
Central African Republic Faces Collapse Under Touadéra's Absolute Rule
The Central African Republic faces collapse under President Touadéra's absolute rule, marked by governmental incompetence, administrative failures, and
Casablanca Roundtable: A Grand Promise, A Quiet Reality
Casablanca roundtable for Central Africa's PND promised 5,000 billion CFA francs but has yielded few concrete results, sparking credibility concerns.
Constitutional Council Accused of Fabricating Evidence to Favor President's Brother-in-Law in Bimbo 1 Election
Constitutional Council accused of fabricating evidence, inventing a candidate and sexist remarks to overturn election results in Bimbo 1 and favor
Bangui Residents Face ATM Cash Shortages Amidst Banking Service Complaints
Bangui residents face persistent ATM cash shortages, leading to widespread complaints about banking services and difficulty accessing funds.
Central African Republic President Demands Judicial Integrity, Tackles Digital Threats
Central African Republic President Touadéra calls for judicial integrity, zero impunity, and reforms to combat corruption and digital threats.
Tiringoulou Hospital Accused of Embezzlement and Privatization Under Head Doctor
Tiringoulou Hospital faces accusations of embezzlement and privatization under head doctor Jean Eude Mokpeme, with significant financial discrepancies
Batangafo Protests Erupt After Detainee's Death in Custody
Protests erupt in Batangafo after a detainee dies in police custody. Residents accuse authorities of authoritarian behavior and demand accountability.
Two Young Girls Killed in Bangui Road Accident, Exposing City's Traffic Chaos
Two young girls were killed in a road accident on Avenue des Martyrs in Bangui, highlighting the city's severe traffic chaos and road safety issues.
Wagner Recruits Face Desertions Amidst Central African Recruitment Drive
Wagner recruits in the Central African Republic face desertions, hindering a recruitment drive ordered by Dimitri Syty to find 100 fighters for Africa
Bangui Colloquium: A Dictatorial Facade or Genuine Dialogue?
Bangui colloquium faces criticism as a facade for a dictatorial regime to legitimize itself and enrich participants, rather than solve CAR's issues.
Government Spokesperson's Radio Debate Performance Criticized
Central African Republic spokesperson Évariste Ngamana criticized for poor radio debate performance, revealing government's weak economic position and his
Touadéra's Regime: Fearful, Incompetent, and Preparing to Flee
Central African Republic's Touadéra regime is described as fearful, incompetent, and preparing to flee to Zongo amid internal pressures and instability.
Russian Mercenaries Unleash Violence in Tabane, Kidnap Villagers After Peace Meeting
Russian mercenaries attacked Tabane village, inflicting corporal punishment and distributing a serum after a peace meeting. Six were injured.
Centrafricans Demand Accountability for Decade of Public Funds Amid Government Reshuffle
Centrafricans demand accountability for a decade of public funds amid a government reshuffle, seeking answers on resource management and project results.
Internal Strife Rocks MCU Party Amidst Mayoral Candidacy Failure
Mouvement Cœurs Unis (MCU) faces internal strife after Portia Abazen's failed Bangui mayoral bid, leading to resignations and disciplinary actions.
MLPC Leader Denounces "Assassination Attempt" After Convoy Rammed by Bulldozer
MLPC leader Martin Ziguélé denounces a deliberate bulldozer attack on his convoy in Centrafrique, calling it an assassination attempt. He vows vigilance.
Bangui Pastor Considers Resignation Amidst Church Disturbances
Bangui pastor Issan Faki is considering resigning after disturbances during a Sunday service on April 12, 2026, which caused him health issues.
Bozèrè-Bali Health Center: Resilience Amidst Challenges
The Bozèrè-Bali health center, near Bangui, faces daily challenges but relies on dedicated staff to provide essential healthcare in Centrafrique.
New Prime Minister's Trivial Agenda Sparks Criticism
Centrafrique's new Prime Minister Félix Moloua faces criticism for his trivial agenda, including flag raising and punctuality, revealing incompetence.
Central African Republic's Paranoia Fuels Democratic Erosion
Central African Republic's government paranoia over coups leads to arbitrary measures, eroding democracy and freedoms. The regime faces growing distrust.
Linga Village Notables Demand Better Sickle Cell Care
Linga village notables in Centrafrique demand better healthcare for sickle cell disease patients struggling with inadequate medical resources and support.
Central African Republic Faces Unprecedented Refugee Influx
The Central African Republic is facing an unprecedented refugee influx, now hosting a record 584,000 displaced individuals and straining national