Rebel leader flees on horseback from CAR fighters
Fighters loyal to the CAR's new government have killed five rebels near the Cameroon border, while their leader escaped on horseback.
Bozizé not coming to SA
Central African Republic's toppled president Francois Bozizé has abandoned his attempt to fly to SA from exile in Cameroon, his advisor has said.
Bozizé out of the frying pan into SA?
Is he or isn't he in South Africa? Whatever the case, finding a permanent refuge for François Bozizé is complicated.
Zuma to attend CAR meeting to discuss security
President Jacob Zuma and International Relations Minister Maite Nkoane-Mashabane will attend a meeting about the Central African Republic.
Elephant poachers take advantage of CAR chaos
Poaching in protected wildlife areas has been on the rise in the Central African Republic since the country was plunged into turmoil, say campaigners.
Who wants SA back in Bangui?
Zuma seems to be angling for the redeployment of the defence force to the Central African Republic, writes David Smith.
Clashes leave over a dozen dead in Central Africa
More than 12 people have been killed in clashes between residents and fighters from the Seleka rebel coalition that seized power in Central Africa.
SA, France battle for Africa
Glynnis Underhill, Phillip De Wet, Mmanaledi Mataboge
The accusation that France supported rebels points to a wider battle for Francophone Africa.
CAR reports sweep truth aside - Maharaj
Mac Maharaj responds to Mail & Guardian's recent coverage of recent events in the Central African Republic.
CAR's criminal soldiers 'out of control'
"Out of control elements" is how locals are referring to those responsible for the acts of violence that are keeping people off the CAR's streets.
Human skeletons found beneath Bozizé's CAR home
Looters of deposed Central African Republic president François Bozizé's home have come across two human skeletons beneath the garage floor.
The forgotten: Humanitarian crisis unfolds in CAR
The humanitarian emergency in the Central African Republic worsens daily as security in much of the country remains elusive.
Urgent humanitarian aid needed in post-coup CAR
Less than two weeks after the rebel coup in the CAR, the humanitarian situation has deteriorated, leaving civilians in critical need of aid.
Bozizé's frantic plea for weapons
President Jacob Zuma's deployment of troops to CAR followed urgent requests to unlock equipment donation.
SA troops to be withdrawn from CAR
Chad's leader says President Jacob Zuma has pledged that South African troops will pull out of the Central African Republic.
CAR strongman commits to handing over power in three years
Michel Djotodia has vowed to hand over power at the end of the three-year transition and not contest the Central African Republic's 2016 elections.
Bozizé seeks refuge in Benin
Ousted Central African Republic President François Bozizé has requested exile in the tiny West African nation of Benin.
CAR: How Bozizé lost his piece of Africa
After 10 years in power, the statesman had few friends offering to help to fight off the rebels.
Looters rampage in CAR as strongman set to unveil government
Central African Republic strongman Michel Djotodia is preparing to unveil a new government after announcing he would rule by decree.
AU suspends CAR after rebels oust the president
The AU has suspended the Central African Republic after rebels seized power in a rapid weekend assault on the capital, sending the president fleeing.
