News Central African Republic Business: Central African Republic Defends 12% Diesel Price Rise
The Central African Republic says its treasury cannot fund fuel subsidies, as unions demand pay rises and a Bangui shutdown looms on 12 October.
News Central African Republic Business: Central African Republic Explained, a Fragile Peace in 2026
The UN peacekeeping mission, the Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA), protects civilians and supports the state. The Security Council extended ...
News Central African Republic Business: Russia asks Central African Republic to replace Wagner with state-run Africa Corps and pay for it
Officials in the Central African Republic have said that Russia has called on the country to replace the private Wagner mercenary group with Moscow’s state-run Africa Corps and requested payment for further security services.
News Central African Republic Business: Central African Republic leader cleared for third term in key vote followed closely by Russia
FILE - Central African President Faustin-Archange Touadera arrives for the 19th Francophonie Summit, at the Elysee Palace, in Paris, Friday, Oct. 4, 2024. (AP Photo ...
News Central African Republic Business: New riverbed fibre joins Congo to Central African Republic
The project is designed to further a plan to make Congo a hub for information and communications technology in the region. Topics: Congo Central African Republic Léon Juste Ibombo, Congo’s Minister of ...
News Central African Republic Business: Russian Mercenaries in the Central African Republic Uphold a Problematic Status Quo
The international community is quick to accept peace deals as legitimate frameworks because they seem to show progress is being made. It should instead view these deals as mechanisms through which ...
News Central African Republic Business: The last throes of Uganda's Lord's Resistance Army
After being driven out of Uganda, the Lord's Resistance Army ran riot in the Central African Republic, where it behaved more like a criminal gang than a terrorist militia. Now the LRA's days seem to ...
