Michel Djotodia sworn in as president after coup.

Michel Djotodia, the leader of a rebel coalition known as Seleka, was sworn in as the president of the Central African Republic following a coup. The rebel group had launched an attack on the government, leading to the ousting of former President Francois Bozize. Djotodia's ascension to power was met with mixed reactions, with some hoping for stability and reforms, while others feared increased violence and instability. Under Djotodia's leadership, the country faced a deepening humanitarian crisis marked by widespread violence, human rights abuses, and the displacement of thousands of people. The international community expressed concerns over the deteriorating situation in the Central African Republic, calling for a peaceful resolution to the conflict and a return to democratic governance. As Djotodia assumed the presidency, there were hopes for a transitional period leading to free and fair elections. However, his tenure was marred by continued unrest and sectarian violence between Christian and Muslim communities. The cycle of violence and instability persisted, prompting calls for international intervention to restore peace and security in the country. #CentralAfricanRepublic #MichelDjotodia #Seleka #PoliticalUnrest #HumanitarianCrisis