Taking charge as the head of Central African diplomacy, Minister Sylvie Baïpo Temon is diligently advancing her ambitious agenda, aiming to overcome the challenges faced… Read More »Sylvie Baïpo Temon Leads Diplomatic Renaissance in Central African Republic
In a decisive move to shape the trajectory of the Central African Republic’s international relations, President Touadéra has announced the formation of the Moloua Government… Read More »Sylvie Baïpo Temon Spearheads Foreign Affairs in Central African Republic’s New Cabinet
By Lawrence Audu President of the Central African Republic, Professor Faustin Archange Touadera has been praised for his efforts at stabilizing the country while opening… Read More »Prince Arthur Eze lauds President Touadera of Central African Republic over rapid transformation
By Lawrence Audu The 20,000 capacity Barthélémy Boganda Stadium in the Central African Republic’s capital Bangui on the 30th March, once again came alive, filled… Read More »Touadera: Restoring Central African Republic on the Paths of Peace and Development
Nigerian billionaire businessman and Chairman of Atlas Oranto Group, Prince Arthur Eze has applauded the Central African President, Professor Faustin Touadera over improved security, restoration of peace and economic development of the country.
Leaders from Japan and African countries at the Tokyo-led conference have stressed the importance of what they call “sound development finance.” This is coming at a time when China has been offering huge loans to African nations.
Recall that French President Emmanuel Macron had in 2016 put an end to the Sangaris operation initiated in 2013 by Francois Hollande which resulted partly in ending tensions. Then it was the end of the French mission in Boali.
Sources have indicated to the New National Star that, Macron will announce the final departure of the 130 French soldiers based at Bangui Mpoko airport.
“The celebration of this day has grown over time to become one of the main means of communication to stimulate the environmental awareness of our populations and to encourage national political action. It also allows these populations to take an interest in the multiple and complex problems linked to the degradation of the environment and to give the communities the possibility of becoming actors of sustainable development, through a change in behavior.
“This historic date also marks the starting point of our responsibility, of the manifestation of our common will to build a sovereign and democratic State. August 13 gives us the opportunity to rekindle the flame of hope, of our deep hope to live in unity and dignity in a country that is finally peaceful, united and prosperous,” said President Touadera.
The Director General, of National Gendarmerie Service of the Central African Republic, Major General Landry Ulrich DEPOT has called on the Armed Forces of Nigeria… Read More »C A R seeks Nigerian military’s support to secure country
Fatouma was at home with her children in the town of Bambari when the firing began, on the afternoon of February 15. Terrified, she gathered… Read More »CNN: Russian Mercenaries Implicated in the Torture and Killing of Civilians in Central African Republic
The President of Central African Republic, Faustin-Archange Touadera was today sworn-in for a second term. The 63-year-old president has been in power since 2016, but… Read More »Central African Republic President, Touadera Sworn In For Second Term
UN Undersecretary-General for Peace Operations Jean-Pierre Lacroix on Wednesday told the Security Council that in spite of a successful presidential election and other noteworthy progress,… Read More »Central African Republic Remains “Very Volatile,” Warns UN Peacekeeping Chief
The Central African Republic says its army – along with Russian and Rwandan allies – has recaptured the western border town of Beloko from rebels.… Read More »CAR Army Recaptures Western Border From Rebels
Within two months, 200,000 people have been displaced by fighting across Central African Republic. UN big chief, António Guterres, said on Wednesday he continues to be “very concerned” about armed… Read More »Violent Conflict Displaces 200,000 People In Central African Republic
The Central African Republic (CAR) continues to count on Russia’s assistance in major areas of cooperation, including security, newly re-elected President Faustin Touadera said. When… Read More »CAR Urges Russia To Continue To Provide Security Support – President
The Constitutional Court of the Central African Republic on Monday confirmed the re-election of President Faustin-Archange Touadera. According to final results announced by the Constitutional… Read More »Court Confirms Re-election Of Touadera As CAR President
Security forces in the Central African Republic have repelled an attack by armed groups seeking to seize the capital Bangui early on Wednesday, Prime Minister… Read More »Rebels Attack Central African Republic’s Capital – PM