Central African Government's Propaganda Masks Unfulfilled Promises
Central African government uses propaganda banners to mask unfulfilled infrastructure projects and a disconnect from reality, contrasting with past
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September 2026 (88)
Analyse budgétaire : La masse salariale menace les finances publiques
Economist Marius Gnalis's analysis reveals that public sector payroll costs are a significant threat to Centrafrique's public finances, limiting
Communication Breakdown Threatens Linga Administration
A communication breakdown among notables in Linga, Centrafrique, is weakening local administration and hindering progress, raising concerns for governance
Man Arrested After Stabbing Incident in Ouanda-Djallé
A man was arrested in Ouanda-Djallé, Central African Republic, after allegedly stabbing another man during a dispute.
Bayanga Municipality Faces Crisis: 14 Years of Unpaid Salaries and Empty Coffers
Bayanga municipality faces a crisis with 14 years of unpaid salaries and empty coffers, leaving employees and operations in dire straits.
Former Anti-Balaka Leader Kokoro Mermoz Arrested in Bangui
Former anti-balaka leader Kokoro Mermoz arrested in Bangui by the Cour pénale spéciale (CPS) for alleged crimes during the Central African Republic's
Nationality Dispute: Mboli-Goumba Rejects Ngamana's Reintegration Demand for Dologuélé
Crépin Mboli-Goumba disputes Évariste Ngamana's claim that Anicet Georges Dologuélé must formally request Central African nationality reintegration to
Ziguélé Accuses CAR State of Orchestrating Fuel Shortage, Favoring Black Market
Former CAR PM Martin Ziguélé accuses the state of orchestrating fuel shortages and favoring the black market, exacerbating a national hydrocarbon crisis.
Weapons Detonations Disrupt Bangui-Boali Road Traffic
Weapons detonations at PK40-45 on the Bangui-Boali road have caused traffic to halt in both directions. Movement is currently stopped.
MLPC Criticizes Government's First 100 Days
MLPC criticizes the Moloua III government's first 100 days as unsatisfactory, citing a worrying social and economic situation and the PM's reappointment.
Midwife Shortage Threatens Maternal Health in Remote Mona-Sao
A severe shortage of midwives in remote Mona-Sao, Central African Republic, threatens maternal and newborn health, leaving one midwife to serve the entire
Bangui Consumers Voice Alarm Over Adulterated Food Products
Consumers in Bangui are alarmed by adulterated food products like peanut paste, coffee, and salt, raising health and safety concerns.
A&S Resources Secures Indian Funding for CAR-Cameroon Railway to Unlock Vast Iron Ore Reserves
A&S Resources secures Indian funding for a 1,350km CAR-Cameroon railway to unlock over 20 billion tons of iron ore by end of 2026.
Central African Republic Establishes Protected Areas Amid Logging Concerns
Central African Republic establishes Botambi and Pama special reserves as protected areas, compensating for extensive logging.
CAR's 'Kwa ti Kodro' Operation Under Scrutiny Amidst Propaganda Claims
Central African Republic's 'Kwa ti Kodro' operation faces scrutiny, accused of being propaganda and a tool for the dictatorship.
Opposition Figure Disputes CAR Government's Pacification Claims
Opposition figure Raymond Adouma disputes CAR government's pacification claims, stating ground reality contradicts official narratives of stability.
Bangui Parents Concerned Over Rising School Tuition Fees
Parents in Bangui are concerned about rising tuition fees for the 2026-2027 school year, as private schools cite increased operating costs and families
Review of Bangui Court of Appeal's First Criminal Session
The Bangui Court of Appeal's first criminal session, held August 1-31, 2026, is reviewed for its outcomes and key judicial highlights, reinforcing the
Oueifio Slams CAR Governance for Sidelining Competence
Elie Oueifio criticizes CAR governance for sidelining competent technocrats in favor of unqualified political appointees, leading to public service
Central African President Urges Diaspora Return, Cites Underpopulation
Central African President Faustin-Archange Touadéra urges diaspora to return, citing underpopulation as a barrier to national development.
Government's Bid to Oust Opposition Leader Faces Legal Hurdles
Central African Republic government's bid to strip opposition leader Anicet Georges Dologuele of his mandate faces legal hurdles, as only the
Central African Republic's Health System Plunges into Chaos Amidst Presidential Travel
Central African Republic's health system collapses with medicine shortages and doctor departures, while President Touadéra travels abroad, sparking
Central African State's Budget Execution Under Scrutiny
Centrafrique's budget execution for the second quarter of 2026 is under scrutiny, with findings expected to inform fiscal policies and administrative
Parliamentary Monocolore Risks Citizen Representation
A 'monocolore' parliament in Centrafrique risks citizen representation, potentially overshadowing minority voices and checks and balances.
Bangui Court Convicts Man for Assault, Insults Against Magistrate Over Land Dispute
A Bangui court convicted Didier Martial Pabandji for assault and insults against magistrate Ruperte Banta over a land dispute, sentencing him to a
Bangui Seminar Boosts Public Finance Management Reforms
A seminar in Bangui, supported by the IMF, aims to strengthen public finance management and transparency through budget reforms in the Central African
Central African Republic Faces Dire Human Development Crisis
Central African Republic faces a dire human development crisis, with nearly 7 in 10 citizens below the poverty line and ranking 191st globally in human
UNOPS Responds to Central African Government's Infrastructure Project Criticism
UNOPS responds to Central African government criticism of infrastructure projects, confirming funds disbursed and road work started in the North-east.
Central African Republic Neighborhood Chiefs Struggle Amidst Unmet Support and Authority Challenges
Neighborhood chiefs in the Central African Republic face a lack of respect and support, hindering their vital community administration roles.
Batangafo Tensions Paralyze Agro-Pastoral Activities Amidst Land Use Conflicts
Tensions between farmers and herders in Batangafo have caused over seven deaths in three months, paralyzing agro-pastoral activities due to land use and
Snake Bites Spark Fear in Ouanda-Djallé After Fatal Incident
Fear grips Ouanda-Djallé, Central African Republic, after a woman died from a snake bite on August 18. Residents report an alarming snake presence
Fatal Attack in Zémio Signals Resurgence of Urban Crime After Period of Calm
A fatal knife attack in Koumboli, near Zémio, Central African Republic, signals a resurgence of urban crime after a period of calm.
UN Humanitarian Plane Makes Emergency Landing After Bee Infestation
A UN humanitarian plane made an emergency landing in Bambari, Central African Republic, after bees infiltrated the cabin during a flight.
UNOPS Responds to Delays in Central African Infrastructure Projects
UNOPS responds to criticism from Central African authorities regarding delays in road and bridge construction projects, reaffirming commitment to
Spoiled Food Sales Spark Concern Among Linga Notables
Village notables in Linga are concerned about the sale of spoiled food products, raising public health and safety issues for residents.
Wagner's Grip on CAR: Political Tool or National Interest?
Wagner's presence in CAR is analyzed as a tool for political consolidation rather than popular adhesion, raising questions about national interests and
CAR Opposition Leader Claims 'Hostage' Status Amid Travel Document Blockade
CAR opposition leader Anicet-Georges Dologuélé claims he is living like a hostage due to administrative blockades preventing him from obtaining travel
Powers Sécurité Accused of 'Witch Hunt' Amidst Corbeau News Leaks
Powers Sécurité accused of internal "witch hunt" to find employees leaking information to Corbeau News Centrafrique following media reports.
Politologue Assails Government Strategy Against Deputy Dologuélé
Politologue Fari Tahéruka Shabazz criticizes the government's strategy against Deputy Anicet-Georges Dologuélé concerning his nationality and mandate.
Wounded Fighter Amputated in Bouar Amidst Conflicting Reports on Affiliation
A fighter wounded August 23 was amputated in Bouar. Conflicting reports emerge on his affiliation, linking him to CPC, Russian forces, and the 3R
Verhoosel Urges African Federations to Prioritize Football's Future in FIFA Election
Hervé Verhoosel urges African football federations to prioritize their future needs over political alliances when voting in the FIFA presidential election.
Exploring Cacao's Journey from Bean to Bar
Centrafrique program explores cacao production from cultivation and fermentation to transformation, detailing planting, harvesting, and flavor development
Complexe Pédiatrique de Bangui : Gratuité Ciblée et Faible Fréquentation
Bangui Pediatric Complex offers targeted free healthcare but faces low patient attendance, according to Director Professor Jean Chrysostome Gody.
Après avoir volé leurs votes, le régime de Bangui criminalise la jeunesse centrafricaine
Central African Republic's Bangui regime prosecutes youth for fake diplomas, amid claims of stolen votes and job creation failures.
CAR's Presidential Power Concentration Hinders Development, Critic Argues
A critic argues the Central African Republic's hyper-concentrated presidential regime stifles development by monopolizing all decision-making power.
Opposition Figure Arrested Upon Return to CAR Amidst Constitutional Pluralism Claims
Opposition figure Dr. Dominique Désiré Erenon arrested in CAR upon return, despite new constitution affirming political pluralism.
Nationality Row Fuels Fears of Dologuélé's Ouster
A nationality dispute is fueling fears of Anicet Georges Dologuélé's ouster from the National Assembly, following a judicial annulment of his citizenship.
CAR Minister Praises Russian Mercenaries Amid Abuse Allegations
CAR Minister Bienvenu Zokoué praises Russian mercenaries for training soldiers in international law, despite documented abuses like torture and executions.
Ziguélé: Francophone Africa's Financial Dependence on France Persists
Former Central African PM Martin Ziguélé states Francophone African nations still depend on France for financial support from international institutions
LCDH Declares Passport Dispute Closed Following Constitutional Council Ruling
The Central African League for Human Rights (LCDH) declares the passport dispute for Anicet-Georges Dologuélé closed, following a binding Constitutional
Chad and CAR Forge Alliance for Peaceful Transhumance
Chad and the Central African Republic are collaborating to ensure peaceful transhumance, addressing cross-border livestock movement challenges and
FDPC Leader's Trial Nears Closing Arguments in Chad
The trial of FDPC leader Abdoulaye Miskine in N'Djamena, Chad, is nearing closing arguments and pleas for charges including insurrection, rape
Ouanda-Djallé Residents Await National ID Cards After April Mission
Ouanda-Djallé residents are still awaiting national ID cards after a mission by Al-Madina in April to produce the documents.
Communication Official Released From Prison
Senior Communication Advisor Didier Martial Pabandji has been released from Ngaragba prison in the Central African Republic due to health reasons.
Minister Accused of Creating Propaganda Unit
Minister Évariste Ngamana is accused of establishing a state propaganda unit, reportedly using methods similar to the Wagner group to manage public
Kongoubé Demands Sarandji's Ouster, Questions Public Figures' French Nationality
Louis-Firmin Kongoubé calls for Mathieu Simplice Sarandji's removal as National Assembly president and questions French nationality of public figures.
Central African Unions Accuse Leader of Undermining Demands
Central African unions accuse Masua Gogi of undermining demands presented to President Touadéra, alleging Gogi is dividing the movement and weakening
Central African Republic Authorities Accused of Propaganda Amidst Recurring Floods
Central African Republic authorities face accusations of propaganda and empty promises amid recurring floods, relying on international aid instead of
Detainee Access to Justice Urged Amidst Prison Conditions
Advocates urge improved access to justice for detainees in CAR, citing difficult conditions at Bouar prison and systemic issues within the penitentiary
Linga Théâtre's Mama Mokonzi Guides Parents on School Return Preparations
Linga Théâtre's Mama Mokonzi character guides parents in Centrafrique on preparing for the school return, offering practical advice to support families.
National Mourning Declared 'Non-Event' Amidst State Enforcement Woes
National mourning decree after Bimbo accident was ineffective due to state enforcement issues, highlighting a gap between official announcements and
Bangui Faces Growing Street Child Crisis Amidst Aid Funding Collapse
Bangui faces a growing street child crisis as aid funding collapses, threatening to create a parallel social organization run by youth.
Gendarme in Mbrès Accused of Extortion Through Document Scrutiny
A gendarme in Mbrès, Central African Republic, is accused of extorting travelers by falsely declaring their documents fake, causing fear and frustration.
Nationality Dispute: Mboli-Goumba Counters Ngamana on Dologuélé's Status
Crépin Mboli-Goumba disputes Évariste Ngamana's claims on Anicet Georges Dologuélé's nationality, citing a prior Constitutional Council decision.
Gabonese BGFI Head Faces Backlash Over Refusal to Finance State Expenses on Credit
BGFI Bank Centrafrique head Elie Nzue Nguema Ovono faces backlash from government supporters for refusing to finance state expenses on credit.
Nationality Dispute Threatens Dologuélé's Seat in Central African Parliament
A nationality dispute challenges Anicet-Georges Dologuélé's seat in the Central African Parliament, with a demand for him to request reintegration of his
Elderly in Mobaye Demand Greater Attention and Care
Elderly residents in Mobaye, Centrafrique, are demanding greater attention and care due to deteriorating health, lack of medical access, and financial
Chili Pepper Prices Skyrocket in Bangui Amidst Scarcity
Chili pepper prices in Bangui, République centrafricaine, have surged due to scarcity, impacting local markets, consumers, and businesses.
Bicycles: The Lifeline of Bangassou
In Bangassou, Central African Republic, bicycles are the primary mode of transport for people and goods due to limited public transit options, serving as
Civil Society Denounces Dire Conditions at Bouar Central Prison
Civil society denounces dire conditions at Bouar central prison, citing malnutrition, lack of water, and judicial delays.
Bangui Pediatric Center Sees Fewer Patients Amid Fee Reintroduction
The Bangui Pediatric Center is seeing fewer patients after medical fees were reintroduced, impacting access to care for many families.
ENERCA Investigates Branded Equipment Found on Bangui Markets
The Central African Electricity Company (ENERCA) is investigating branded electrical equipment discovered for sale on Bangui markets, including Miskine
WHO Data Notes Widespread Infertility Concerns
WHO data indicates infertility affects 10-15% of couples globally, highlighting significant reproductive health challenges and the need for awareness and
Bayanga Sub-Prefecture Faces Ebola Threat Amidst Preparedness Gaps
Bayanga, Central African Republic, faces an Ebola threat from the DRC due to significant preparedness gaps, highlighting urgent health concerns.
Damaras Calls for President Touadéra's Resignation, Citing 'Catastrophic' Decade
A T Benguewe Damaras calls for President Faustin-Archange Touadéra's resignation, describing his decade in office as 'catastrophic' for the Central
Haut-Oubangui Redeployment Fails Amidst Resource Scarcity
Haut-Oubangui state agent redeployment fails due to critical resource scarcity, including vehicles and budgets, rendering efforts a façade.
African Sovereignty Questioned Amidst Mercenary Reliance
African states' reliance on foreign mercenaries like Wagner questions their military sovereignty more than 60 years after independence.
Central African Republic Faces Fiscal Crisis as Salaries Consume Over 80% of Revenue
The Central African Republic faces a fiscal crisis as 81% of its H1 2026 revenue was spent on public sector salaries, straining essential services.
Wagner Mercenaries Establish Adulterated Alcohol Monopoly in CAR, Fueling Health and Control Concerns
Wagner mercenaries are selling adulterated alcohol in CAR, pushing to ban imports from Cameroon and Nigeria and monopolize the market, raising health and
Civil Society Group Declares 'Spiritual War' on Central African Government
Central African civil society group COSCIPAC declares 'spiritual war' on President Touadéra, accusing him of occultism and linking national misfortunes to
Central African Constitution Sparks Ongoing Controversy
The Central African Constitution, enacted in August 2023, remains controversial. Supporters cite sovereignty, while critics decry expanded presidential
Bangui Court of Appeal Concludes First Criminal Session with Thirty Convictions
The Bangui Court of Appeal concluded its first criminal session on August 31st, resulting in approximately thirty convictions for various offenses.
Mototaxi Drivers Demand Urgent Security Boost Amidst Rising Violence
Mototaxi drivers in Bangui are demanding urgent government security measures due to a rise in robberies and assassinations targeting their profession.
Central African Republic: The 1981 Coup That Ushered in Decades of Military Rule
The 1981 coup in the Central African Republic brought General André Kolingba to power, suspending the constitution and starting decades of military rule.
Minister Inspects Supermarkets for Labour Code Compliance
Central African Labour Minister Annie Michelle Mouanga inspected five Bangui supermarkets on August 31st to ensure compliance with the Labour Code and
CAR President Accused of Water Crisis Deception Amidst Public Scarcity
Central African Republic President Touadéra is accused of deceiving the public about water crisis solutions, presenting false programs amidst persistent
US and CAR Forces Strengthen Capabilities in Italian Garrison Management Engagement
US and Central African Republic forces met in Vicenza, Italy, to enhance CAR's garrison management capabilities and reinforce U.S. commitment to regional
Central African Government's Diploma Crackdown Masks Systemic Failures, Critics Argue
Critics argue Central Africa's diploma crackdown masks systemic failures, pushing graduates into legal trouble instead of jobs.
August 2026 (12)
Soaring Prices Squeeze Households in Bangui
Soaring prices for essential goods and fuel are squeezing households in Bangui, Central African Republic, reducing purchasing power and straining daily
Boali to Host 2026-2027 School Opening Amidst Persistent Educational Woes
Boali will host the 2026-2027 school year opening ceremony on October 6, 2026, highlighting educational infrastructure development amidst ongoing system
Improving Maternal Care: A Discussion on Monitoring Pregnant Women
Rose Folokoté discusses the vital importance of close monitoring for pregnant women in hospitals to improve maternal care in the Central African Republic.
Eco-cité Project Promises 300,000 Jobs in Bangui
The Eco-cité of Bangui project is set to create 300,000 jobs in the Central African Republic's capital, focusing on housing, infrastructure, and economic
Linga Théâtre Notes Hospital Access Issues for the Poor
Linga Théâtre highlights poor hospital access in Centrafrique, revealing how the poor and social cases are overlooked in healthcare.
Central African Government Reportedly Seeks SIM Card Surveillance to Quash Dissent
Central African Republic reportedly plans to turn SIM cards into surveillance tools to track citizens and suppress dissent, converting phone shops into
Central African Republic Faces Critical Human Development Crisis
The Central African Republic ranks 191st out of 193 countries on the human development index, facing a critical social crisis with dire access to
Analyst Accuses CAR President of Dismantling Institutions with Criminal Allies
Analyst Houlaguele Anselme accuses CAR President Faustin-Archange Touadéra of dismantling state institutions by partnering with criminals.
Constitutional Council Ruling Undermines Government's Strategy on Dologuélé's Nationality
A Constitutional Council ruling on November 14, 2025, challenges the Central African government's strategy regarding Anicet Georges Dologuélé's
BRDC Demands National Military Autonomy Amidst Foreign Troop Concerns
BRDC demands national military autonomy for the Central African Republic, citing concerns over foreign troops and emphasizing sovereign control over
Colonel Jean-Eudes Koï's Book Analyzes Central African Army Weaknesses
Colonel Jean-Eudes Koï's book examines the weaknesses of the Central African army, citing colonialism, foreign interference, and governance issues, and
Young Central Africans Flock to Bangui, Leaving Rural Areas Aging
Young Central Africans are migrating from rural towns to Bangui seeking better opportunities and safety, leading to an aging population in their home