BANGUI (Reuters) - Members of a rebel movement that seized power in Central African Republic last month launched a reprisal raid on a stronghold of the ousted former president on Tuesday as the United Nations voiced concern at the deteriorating security situation there.Full story
BANGUI (Reuters) - Clashes between fighters who seized power in Central African Republic last month and youths loyal to the ousted former president has killed at least 13 people and left dozens wounded, medical sources said on Monday. Full story
BANGUI (Reuters) - Central African Republic's opposition said on Monday it would not participate in a caretaker government nominated by the country's self-proclaimed president, claiming it has been stacked with rebel sympathizers. Full story
Cars belonging to ousted President Francois Bozize are seen parked in the courtyard of the presidential palace in Bangui March 25, 2013. The leader of the Seleka rebel coalition, self-proclaimed President Michel Djotodia, pledged to name a power-sharing government in a bid to defuse international cr
The presidential car belonging to ousted President Francois Bozize is seen parked at the presidential palace in Bangui March 25, 2013. The leader of the Seleka rebel coalition, self-proclaimed President Michel Djotodia, pledged to name a power-sharing government in a bid to defuse international crit
A fighter from the Seleka rebel coalition sits on crates of ammunition belonging to ousted President Francois Bozize in the courtyard of the presidential palace in Bangui March 25, 2013. Leader of the Seleka rebel coalition, self-proclaimed President Michel Djotodia, pledged to name a power-sharing
Supporters of Central African president Francois Bozize demonstrate as they show their support for Bozize against rebels near the presidential palace in Bangui, January 10, 2013, as Bozize leaves to attend talks in Gabon's capital of Libreville with the democratic opposition, and Seleka, the Central
Supporters of Central African president Francois Bozize demonstrate as they show support for Bozize against rebels near the presidential palace in Bangui, January 10, 2013, as Bozize leaves to attend talks in Gabon's capital of Libreville with the democratic opposition, and Seleka, the Central Afric
Supporters of the Central African Republic's President Francois Bozize show support for him against rebels near the presidential palace in Bangui January 10, 2013, as he leaves for Gabon's capital of Libreville to attend talks between his government, the democratic opposition and Seleka, the Central
