The Morning Call
A surge in violence in the Central African Republic. The past two weeks has witnessed the death of at least 300 people following a series of violence that has rocked different parts of the country.
Humanitarian organisations are strongly condemning the resurgence of religious and ethnic based attacks between the Seleka and anti-Balaka militiamen.
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