Rebels extend reach in central african republic
MSF: Central African Republic violence worst in years
The country descended into chaos when a mainly Muslim Seleka rebel alliance ousted then-president Francois Bozize in 2013.
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Lack of justice over war crimes fuels spiralling violence in CAR – Amnesty
Dozens of people suspected of committing war crimes and other rights abuses have avoided investigation and arrest.
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CAR armed group frees enslaved children
The children are among more than 6,000 thought to have been made to do menial work for militants.
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Clashes disrupt CAR peace forum
The incident took place as the Bangui Forum was drawing to an end, highlighting the simmering tensions.
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Herders enslaved by militia in CAR freed by UN
The herders, from the Fulani ethnic group, were captured about a year ago near the town of Yaloke.
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CAR death toll rises as violence escalates
Doctors Without Borders says the death toll is nearing 3,000.
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CAR: AU peacekeepers accused of abuse
The peacekeepers have been accused of detaining, abusing, torturing and killing civilians.
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28 killed in fighting in CAR
The fighting started on Thursday after anti-Balaka fighters looted Seleka food reserves, residents said.
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EU CAR mission in jeopardy
The EU drew up plans to send 800 - 1,000 soldiers to CAR to join 6,000 African and 2,000 French troops.
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Armed groups surround thousands in CAR
Mass killings have continued despite the presence of 2,000 French and 6,000 African Union peacekeepers.
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At least 13 dead in CAR violence
The Red Cross recovered 13 bodies from the streets of Bangui on Monday and treated eight wounded.
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CAR's new leader to listen to armed groups
A spokesman for anti-balaka fighters said he believed the new president could end the violence.
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CAR appoints new leader
Lawmakers chose Mayor Catherine Samba-Panza to become interim president on Monday.
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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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Djotodia steps in to save CAR
Interim leader Michel Djotodia is weighing a possible amnesty for militias involved in violence.
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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.
