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Central African Republic

Coup leaves SA out in cold
Africa
/ 28 March 2013

Coup leaves SA out in cold

South Africa faces a future of little or no influence in the Central African Republic after siding with government forces.

By Sipho Kings
Editorial: War talk darkens sunny Brics fest
Article
/ 28 March 2013

Editorial: War talk darkens sunny Brics fest

Waterkloof air force base hasn’t received so many body bags since the Angolan war. It is an unmitigated military and foreign-policy disaster.

By Editorial
Central African Republic: Is this what our soldiers died for?
Article
/ 28 March 2013

Central African Republic: Is this what our soldiers died for?

The lure of arms deals and diamonds – and possibly other mineral resources – sucked the ANC into the Central African Republic.

By Amabhungane
More deaths reported as bodies of SA troops return
Article
/ 27 March 2013

More deaths reported as bodies of SA troops return

The remains of 13 soldiers killed in the Central African Republic have arrived in South Africa in the wake of reports that more SA soldiers have died.

By Sapa
‘Zero tolerance’ for Bangui looters after CAR coup
Africa
/ 27 March 2013

‘Zero tolerance’ for Bangui looters after CAR coup

Rebel leaders in the Central African Republic have violently cracked down on looters roaming the streets of the capital following the latest coup.

By Staff Reporter
SANDF releases names of SA soldiers killed in CAR
Article
/ 26 March 2013

SANDF releases names of SA soldiers killed in CAR

Following clashes with rebels in the Central African Republic, the SANDF has released the names of the 13 South African soldiers killed.

By Staff Reporter
Politics Need to Know: Why have our soldiers died in CAR?
Videos
/ 26 March 2013

Politics Need to Know: Why have our soldiers died in CAR?

This week: the death of South Africa’s soldiers in the Central African Republic and renewed calls for Communications Minister Dina Pule to be sacked.

By Staff Reporter
Looters rampage in CAR as strongman set to unveil government
Africa
/ 26 March 2013

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.

By Patrick Fort
SANDF: CAR rebels regretted killing of SA soldiers
Article
/ 26 March 2013

SANDF: CAR rebels regretted killing of SA soldiers

The South African National Defence Force says rebels in the Central African Republic regretted the action that led to the death of 13 SA soldiers.

By Sapa
Soldier deaths in CAR the result of flawed foreign policy
Article
/ 26 March 2013

Soldier deaths in CAR the result of flawed foreign policy

President Jacob Zuma has failed to reassure the public that South Africa’s troops were in the Central Africa Republic for the right reasons.

By Faranaaz Parker
ANC: SA soldiers died for peace in CAR
Article
/ 25 March 2013

ANC: SA soldiers died for peace in CAR

The death of 13 SA soldiers in the Central African Republic has left an "indelible mark" on relations between the two countries, says the ANC.

By Staff Reporter
AU suspends CAR after rebels oust the president
Africa
/ 25 March 2013

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.

By Sapa Afp
Zuma confirms 13 dead SA soldiers in CAR clashes
Article
/ 25 March 2013

Zuma confirms 13 dead SA soldiers in CAR clashes

President Jacob Zuma says 13 South African National Defence Force members died during clashes with Seleka rebels in the Central African Republic.

By Nickolaus Bauer
SA troops should not be in CAR, says defence force union
Article
/ 25 March 2013

SA troops should not be in CAR, says defence force union

Jacob Zuma should have withdrawn South Africa’s troops when the Central African Republic’s leader failed to honour an agreement, says the SANDF union.

By Sapa
SANDF confirms SA casualties in Central African Republic
Article
/ 24 March 2013

SANDF confirms SA casualties in Central African Republic

South African soldiers were killed and injured during the clashes in the Central African Republic, says the South Africa National Defence Force.

By Sapa
SA soldiers killed in CAR, says report
Article
/ 24 March 2013

SA soldiers killed in CAR, says report

Six South African troops have been killed in the Central African Republic, according to a report.

By Sapa
Bangui falls to rebels, Bozize flees
Africa
/ 24 March 2013

Bangui falls to rebels, Bozize flees

Rebels in Central African Republic seized control of the country’s capital Bangui on Sunday, forcing President Francois Bozize to flee to the DRC.

By Reuters
Central African rebels push into capital
Africa
/ 24 March 2013

Central African rebels push into capital

Fighting erupted in Central African Republic’s Bangui on Sunday after a lull in clashes between the army and rebels seeking to topple the president.

By Reuters
Bafana take top of table after CAR win
Article
/ 24 March 2013

Bafana take top of table after CAR win

A goal in each half lifted Bafana Bafana to a 2-0 win over Central African Republic in Cape Town on Saturday.

By Michael Sherman
Bafana vs CAR: Beware the Bangui beast
Article
/ 22 March 2013

Bafana vs CAR: Beware the Bangui beast

Bafana Bafana face the Central African Republic in a World Cup qualifier that they must win, says Carlos Amato.

By Carlos Amato
Thousands of CAR refugees flee to DRC
Africa
/ 14 February 2013

Thousands of CAR refugees flee to DRC

More than 8 500 refugees have fled the Central African Republic for the Democratic Republic of Congo due to fear of attacks by rebels.

By Staff Reporter
No quick fix for the Central African Republic
Africa
/ 11 January 2013

No quick fix for the Central African Republic

Negotiations to halt fighting in the Central African Republic got off to a late start, after a govtdelegation was delayed in reaching Libreville.

By Guardian Mail and Guardian Reporter
SA to send 400 troops to Central African Republic
Africa
/ 6 January 2013

SA to send 400 troops to Central African Republic

The presidency has authorised 400 South African National Defence Force soldiers to assist the Central African Republic against advancing rebels.

By Staff Reporter
Central African Republic rebels want to talk peace
Africa
/ 3 January 2013

Central African Republic rebels want to talk peace

Rebels who captured large parts of Central African Republic have halted their advance, leading to fresh hopes of a peace agreement.

By Guardian Reporter
Zuma expresses concern over Central African Republic
Article
/ 2 January 2013

Zuma expresses concern over Central African Republic

President Jacob Zuma has sent a minister to asses the situation in the Central African Republic, the department of international relations said.

By Sapa
AU to hold Central African Republic crisis talks as rebels advance
Africa
/ 30 December 2012

AU to hold Central African Republic crisis talks as rebels advance

Rebels in the Central African Republic who have advanced towards the capital Bangui warned they could enter the city.

By Sapa Afp
CAR rebels one step from capital
Africa
/ 30 December 2012

CAR rebels one step from capital

Rebels in the Central African Republic have seized another town in their advance on the capital, forcing an army retreat.

By Staff Reporter
Central African Republic neighbours to send help
Africa
/ 29 December 2012

Central African Republic neighbours to send help

Central African Republic’s neighbours are to send soldiers to intervene in the troubled country, where rebels are trying to overthrow its leader.

By Staff Reporter
Central Africa’s leader asks US, France for help as rebels advance
Africa
/ 28 December 2012

Central Africa’s leader asks US, France for help as rebels advance

President Francois Bozize has called on France and the US for help after rebels seized large parts of the mineral-rich Central African Republic.

By Christian Panika
Questions swirl around hunt for Kony
Article
/ 25 April 2012

Questions swirl around hunt for Kony

Foot soldiers hunting alleged Ugandan war criminal Joseph Kony are starting to ask difficult questions like: Is it possible he is dead?

By Rodney Muhumuza
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Article
/ 9 October 2011

CAR diamond feud sees ceasefire

Rebel groups fighting over diamond mines in the Central African Republic have signed a ceasefire, ending weeks of deadly violence.

By Staff Reporter
No image available
Africa
/ 27 June 2011

Rebels disarm in Central African Republic

President Bozize of the Central African Republic has begun an operation to disarm hundreds of rebels in the northwest of the poor, unstable country.

By Staff Reporter
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