The Morning Call
A lifeline could be offered to President Faustin-Archange Touadera of the Central African Republic, as international donors will be meeting today in Brussels to discuss the future of the country, ravaged by inter-religious conflict since the ouster of President Francois Bozize in 2013. Among his priorities include include, disarmament, restructuring the armed forces, national reconciliation, the launch of a special war crimes court and providing basic social needs.
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Opposition accuses CAR government of organising violent protests that left two dead
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African governments and armed groups: Paths to peace amid turmoil
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Central African opposition leads mass protest against Touadéra’s third-term bid
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UN calls for accountability after attacks in Central African Republic
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UNFPA provides safe spaces for women in CAR
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