Central African Republic

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69 Moments
2024
2022
Investigation into War Crimes in the Central African Republic
2020
President Touadera Wins Re-election Amid Dispute with Main Opponent.
Struggle for peace amidst violence in Central Africa
2018
Humanitarian crisis in Central African Republic deepening: Red Cross
2017
Violence increase linked to foreign forces withdrawal.
2016
Kidnappings Surge in CAR with LRA
Faustin-Archange Touadera emerges victorious in presidential run-off.
2015
Constitutional Referendum for New Stabilizing Constitution
Pope's Peace Call Among Muslims and Christians
French soldiers investigated for child abuse by French prosecutors.
2014
Muslim Seleka rebels and Christian "anti-balaka" vigilante forces agree to a tentative ceasefire at talks in Brazzaville.
UN peacekeeping mission MINUSCA established in CAR
UN Security Council Approves 12,000 Troop Peacekeeping Force
2013
Michel Djotodia sworn in as president after coup.
Seleka rebels seize power in coup, ousting President François Bozizé
2012
Renewed conflict erupts between government and rebels in CAR
2011
Ange-Felix Patasse passes away at 74.
2010
Rebels Attack Northern Town Birao
Elections postponed, Bozize's term extended.
2009
2008
2007
ICC to Investigate War Crimes After 2002 Failed Coup
2006
Rebel attack kills 33 at northern army camp
2005
Victory of François Bozizé in Presidential Elections
2004
2003
Rebel Leader Bozize seizes Bangui and dissolves parliament
Coup d'état: General Bozize ousts President Patassé
2002