Tag: Central African Republic (CAR)

NiDCOM, in a statement on Friday, said it has begun taking steps to see to the release and safe relocation ...

As Wagner’s evolution continues, legal and investigative efforts remain crucial in exposing and dismantling its operations. Whether through courtroom battles ...

According to the British government, Wagner officials have been put on its list and are being held accountable for torture, ...

Will Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin’s astonishing march on Moscow scupper the company’s influence on the continent?

The region’s weak border administration limits the ability of aid organisations to provide humanitarian assistance.

As civil war looms and a consensus among the multitude of peace brokers is vital to prevent a regional contagion.

At full capacity, the greenhouse has the potential to hold about one million cassava plantlets, which is planting materials for ...

The African Union Peace and Security Council remains largely reactive and selective in the conflicts it tackles.

Missions struggle to navigate the political minefields that come with the broad goal of stabilising conflict situations.

The issue here is not which combatant the Russian military company is backing but its treatment of civilians.

A new law to punish states that back certain Russian actions could have major implications for African countries.

From peacekeeping to early warning and mediation, traditional tools aren’t resolving protracted conflicts in Africa.

The poor central African nation is the first in Africa adopt the currency.

Is the expanding presence of Russia’s private military company a legitimate cause for African concern?

The camp for the national U-20 female football team has opened, with 27 players already present.

The governor of Cameroon’s East region says about a thousand people have crossed over into Cameroon since Friday to escape ...

The three journalists were killed in CAR.

“Findings point to a discernible pattern of male sexual victimisation that warrants urgent attention."

Nigeria, Sierra Leone and Central African Republic received little or no investment in malaria research.

Tens of thousands of children have been forcibly recruited or abused by armed groups.

Thousands of people have been killed and about a million displaced due to the ethno-religious conflict.

Country has been engulfed in months of violence The Central African Republic's Interim President, Michel Djotodia, and his Prime Minister, ...

Amnesty called for a UN peacekeeping force. Amnesty International on Thursday in Bangui said former rebels in the Central African Republic (CAR) killed ...