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Security clampdown in CAR
The new interim leader has ordered troops to shoot troublemakers ‘at point blank range'.
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CAR: Bangui tense as Djotodia goes into exile
The former president left for exile in Benin after stepping down as part of a drive to restore order.
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CAR president, PM resign
Regional leaders put pressure on Djotodiam who came to power only nine months ago.
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CAR leader to know his fate this week
French and African troops deployed in the country have struggled to stop tit-for-tat violence.
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Hundreds try to flee Central African Republic
Hundreds of people tried to flee inter-religious violence in CAR on Saturday aboard emergency flights.
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44 bodies recovered in CAR
Muslim Seleka and Christian militias have carried out tit-for-tat attacks on each other.
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EU bans arms exports to CAR
The EU ban covers financial and technical assistance, including mercenary personnel.
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Djotodia steps in to save CAR
Interim leader Michel Djotodia is weighing a possible amnesty for militias involved in violence.
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CAR: France to seek more aid
France has deployed 1,600 troops to the troubled African country to prevent escalating bloodshed.
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Religious leaders seek calm in the CAR conflict
More than 10, 000 people are said to have been displaced in the capital Bangui.
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16m at risk of hunger in Sahel region
Despite good harvests and rainfall, conflicts and rapid population growth have crippled the area.
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France to start disarming CAR fighters
Relative calm returned to Bangui following three days of heavy fighting.
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French, African troops try to halt CAR killings
Gunfire in the Central African Republic eased but attacks on civilians continued.
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Death toll mounts in CAR
Violence between militias continued despite the presence of French troops.
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France intervenes to halt CAR unrest
Francois Hollande vowed that the French operation would be limited in time.
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Clashes erupt in CAR
Central African Republic has suffered series attacks from militia groups demanding control of resources.
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UN: 12 killed in CAR attack
The United Nations didn’t divulge the details of who was behind the attacks.
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CAR leader denies genocide threat
Michel Djotodia denies European claims the CAR was on the brink of genocide and inter-religious war.
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UN considers sanctions on CAR
The resolution proposes an initial one-year arms embargo.
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The Africa Report: 26 November
EWN’s Africa Correspondent Jean-Jacques Cornish reports on the day’s top African news
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France to send more troops to CAR
French foreign ministry says the troops would be sent once it gets UN approval.
