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August 2026 (85)
NGO Denounces Hospital Facilities After Quintuplet Tragedy
An NGO denounces inadequate hospital facilities in Centrafrique after a tragic quintuplet birth and loss, highlighting critical healthcare challenges.
Central African Republic Lacks Distinct Cultural Identity, Former Deputy Claims
Former deputy Jean-Pierre Mara claims the Central African Republic lacks distinct cultural identity in its art, clothing, and habitat, relying on foreign
Legal Expert Denounces Alleged State Fraud in Baccalaureate Admissions
Legal expert Me MBOE Dédé-Vianney denounces alleged state fraud in Central African Republic baccalaureate admissions, citing decrees issued years late.
Radio Show 'Mag-Justice' Tackles Corruption in Central African Republic
The 'Mag-Justice' radio show in Centrafrique tackles corruption, its legal framework, and penalties, aiming to inform citizens and promote transparency.
Central African Republic's Education System Plagued by Widespread Corruption, Former Minister Claims
Former minister Elie Oueifio claims widespread corruption plagues the Central African Republic's education system, forcing parents to pay for school
Ziguélé Criticizes Wagner's Role, Urges State-to-State Ties with Russia
Martin Ziguélé criticizes Wagner's presence in the Central African Republic, advocating for direct state-to-state relations with Russia instead.
State Accounts Reveal Major Financial Discrepancies in 2025
State accounts for 2025 reveal major financial discrepancies, with treasury expenses overspending by 121.97 billion CFA and project funds unmobilized.
Constitutional Council's Authority vs. Deputy Disqualification: A Question of Acquired Rights and Legal Interpretation
Article examines Constitutional Council's authority on deputy disqualification, acquired rights, and legal interpretations of nationality.
Former Minister Invokes Academic Title Amidst Economic Debate
Former Minister Serge Ghislain Djorie invoked his academic title during a debate on the Central African Republic's economic crisis, questioning
Corbeau News Centrafrique Acknowledges POWERS SÉCURITÉ Response, Continues Verification
Corbeau News Centrafrique acknowledges POWERS SÉCURITÉ's official response to its previous publications, noting the security firm's explanations on
US Deports Afghan Nationals to Central African Republic Amidst Advocacy
The U.S. deported dozens of migrants, including 12 Afghan nationals, to the Central African Republic following a directive to pause refugee admissions.
Central African Republic: ‘We must fight for a credible election’
The Central African Republic faces challenges in ensuring a transparent electoral process. A report highlights the urgent need to fight for a credible
Central African Republic's Public Finances Strained by Soaring Salaries Despite Revenue Growth
Central African Republic's public finances face strain from high salary costs, despite revenue growth in the first half of 2026. Spending outpaces income.
Understanding the Role of a Member of the Nation
Explore the rights and duties of a Member of the Nation, featuring deputy Mathurin Dimbélé-Nakoé. Understand their role in democratic governance and
Central African Gold Initiative Aims to Drive Economic Growth Through Coin Minting
Centrafrique launches initiative to mint its gold into coins, aiming to drive economic growth and add value to natural resources domestically.
Union Leader Demands Salary Hikes Amidst Soaring Living Costs
Union leader Hubert Bindadje demands salary hikes in Centrafrique to combat soaring living costs, presenting formal demands to the government.
Concerns Mount Over Unmanaged School Commerce in Linga
Unmanaged commercial activities in Linga schools are causing concern among local notables due to lack of oversight and potential impact on education.
Government Spokesperson Clarifies Nationality Jurisdiction Amidst Electoral Dispute
Government spokesperson Évariste Ngamana clarified that nationality jurisdiction belongs to the tribunal de grande instance, not the Constitutional
Magistrates Union Denies Political Motives in Pabandji Case
Centrafrique magistrates union denies political motives in the case of Martial Pabandji, who faces a detention order for contempt of court.
Witness Claims Bozizé Ordered His Arrest in Bossembélé Affair
Witness Bienvenu Ngaro testifies that former president François Bozizé ordered his arrest and imprisonment in the Bossembélé affair.
Super League Play Level Shows Significant Evolution
The Super League in Bambari showed significant evolution in play level, with improved tactics and skills, according to secretary general Perrieur Dongombe.
Government Denies Passport to Opposition Leader Dologuélé, Cites Nationality Reintegration Condition
Centrafrique's government denies a passport to opposition leader Anicet-Georges Dologuélé, citing a condition for reintegration into nationality addressed
Central African Republic's Crumbling Roads Hamper Development and Daily Life
Crumbling roads in the Central African Republic hinder development, isolate communities, and complicate daily life for citizens outside the capital.
Fondö Residents Endure Prolonged Power Outage, Cite Daily Disruption and Security Fears
Fondö residents in Bangui face a prolonged electricity outage from ENERCA, disrupting daily life and raising security fears. The community denounces the
Father Jailed After Rape Settlement Dispute in Bozoum
A father in Bozoum was jailed after a customary settlement was reached in a rape case involving his daughter, sparking controversy.
Daniel Nzéwé Detained Amidst Decades of Financial Allegations
Daniel Nzéwé detained in Bangui for 10 million CFA francs, facing decades of financial fraud and falsification allegations. This is the latest in his
FACA Officer Detained Amidst Allegations of Coup Plot Linked to Land Dispute
A FACA officer, Yves Junior Konzi, is detained in Bangui accused of plotting a coup, with the alleged motive stemming from a family land dispute in
3R Movement Repelled in Nana-Mambéré Attack
The 3R movement was repelled in an attack on a CPC position in Nana-Mambéré on August 23, 2026, failing to dislodge General Adamo Ndalé's forces.
Wagner Mercenaries Conduct Violent Search at Central African Prison
Wagner mercenaries conducted a violent search at Camp de Roux prison in the Central African Republic, using batons and assaulting inmates during
Trial of Rebel Leader Miskine Opens in Chad
Former Central African rebel leader Abdoulaye Miskine's trial opens in Chad on charges of assassinations and rapes after seven years in pre-trial
Diminishing Role of Village Chiefs in Linga
Village and neighborhood chiefs in Linga, Centrafrique, are seeing their authority and value diminish in the eyes of administrators.
Bangui's 9th Arrondissement Faces Service Gaps Amidst Land Development
Bangui's 9th arrondissement faces service gaps amidst rapid land development, impacting residents' access to essential amenities.
SOCATEL Staff Union Issues Three-Day Strike Notice Over Unpaid Bonuses
SOCATEL staff union issues a three-day strike notice to management, demanding payment of bonuses for professional advancements. Industrial action is
Calm Gradually Returning to Haut-Mbomou, Reports Bishop Gazzera
Bishop Aurelio Gazzera reports that calm is gradually returning to the Haut-Mbomou prefecture in the Central African Republic.
Congo Basin Agroecology Conference Opens in Yaoundé
The second Congo Basin Conference on agroecology opens in Yaoundé, Cameroon, focusing on sustainable food systems, biodiversity, and climate justice.
Jean Kolaga Sentenced to 10 Years Forced Labor in Bangui
Jean Kolaga sentenced to 10 years forced labor in Bangui for delivering fatal blows that caused the death of Christ-Roi Jordan Bandengbe.
Central African Republic Health Sector Struggles Persist Despite Government Efforts
Central African Republic's health sector struggles with medication shortages, staff deficits, and high costs, despite government efforts.
Bangui Streets Degrade Amidst Rainy Season Woes
Bangui residents denounce the severe degradation of city center streets, which become impassable during the rainy season, highlighting urgent
MINUSCA Acknowledges Chaos Amidst Ghost Employees and Salary Delays
MINUSCA acknowledges internal chaos at UNOPS, citing 400 ghost employees and salary delays for contract staff as key issues.
Former Minister Abakar Sabone Denounces Dire Reality in Central African Republic
Former minister Abakar Sabone details nightly assassinations, kidnappings, and a high cost of living in the Central African Republic, challenging official
Open Letter Notes Maternal Mortality Crisis
An open letter from MK Permanence Juridique et Médiation highlights the maternal mortality crisis in the Central African Republic, urging national
Understanding Ovarian Cysts: Expert Insights on Causes, Consequences, and Treatment
Gynecologist Richard Norbert Ngbalé explains ovarian cysts, their common benign nature, causes, consequences, and treatment options for women's health.
Dologuélé Denounces Passport Refusal as Persecution
Anicet Georges Dologuélé denounces the refusal to issue him a passport as personal persecution and a violation of his rights in Centrafrique.
Central African Republic National Assembly Rules Substitute Deputies Receive Full Allowances
Central African Republic's National Assembly rules substitute deputies will receive full parliamentary allowances when temporarily replacing absent
Mboko Residents Denounce Checkpoint Fees
Mboko residents in Bangui's 9th arrondissement denounce checkpoint fees imposed by defense and security forces near the local town hall on the
Amdafock Residents Begin Return Home After Security Improves Post-Attack
Residents of Amdafock are gradually returning home following improved security after a deadly attack on June 30 by the Alliance du sursaut patriotique.
Alleged Political Protection Shields Repeat Offender Daniel Nzéwé After Release
Repeat offender Daniel Nzéwé has been released from custody in Bangui, raising questions about alleged high-level political protection shielding him from
IMC Security Director Accused of Extortion Over Driver's Licenses
Industrie Minière de Centrafrique (IMC) security director Commandant Lamtagué is accused of extortion, allegedly charging drivers 50,000 CFA francs for
Central African Republic Accuses Cameroon of Drug Trafficking
Central African Republic accuses Cameroon of being a primary source for Tramadol and other illicit drugs entering its territory, straining relations.
Central African Republic Government Criticized for Failing Peace and Security Mandates
Central African Republic government criticized for unequal law enforcement and failing peace and security mandates, according to OGDC coordinator Elysée
Bangui Faces Critical Shortage of Burial Space Amidst Growing Population
Bangui, Central African Republic, faces a critical shortage of burial space due to its growing population, forcing families to find alternatives.
Bangui Maternity Ward Struggles Post-MSF Withdrawal
Bangui's maternity ward faces significant challenges two months after MSF withdrew, impacting patient access to essential maternal healthcare services.
Radio Show Explores Young Women's Civic Role in CAR
A radio show in the Central African Republic explored the civic role of young women, highlighting their contributions and challenges in public life.
Linga Notables Demand Digitalization of Student Records
Linga notables in Central African Republic call for digitalization of student grades and diplomas to improve security and access to academic records.
Haut-conseil de la communication to Enforce Strict Social Media Rules
The Haut-conseil de la communication will enforce strict new rules for social media, targeting inappropriate content and misconduct.
Bangui Hospital Director on MSF Withdrawal Impact
Bangui Hospital director Abel Assaye discusses the significant impact of MSF's withdrawal on the maternity ward and women's care.
100 Social Housing Units Launched in Samba
Construction of 100 social housing units has launched in Samba, Bimbo commune. The project by NGO Nourrir aims to provide accessible accommodation and
Central African Republic: Security Remains Precarious 100 Days Into Moloua's Premiership
Central African Republic's security remains precarious 100 days into PM Moloua's premiership, with ongoing armed attacks, kidnappings, and killings across
University of Bangui Rocked by Massive Fraud Scheme, Key Figure Disappears
University of Bangui hit by fraud: fake bank slips used to finalize student registrations. Anthropology student Harol Beranger Toufeina is a key figure in
Wagner Mercenaries Imply Death of Kidnapped Transporter in Ndélé
Wagner mercenaries in Ndélé imply the death of kidnapped transporter Bilal, asking his family to collect his belongings without providing his body or
FACA Officer Dies in Bangui After Alleged Retribution for Miner Assault
FACA officer Adjudant-chef Kota Mamboko died in Bangui after allegedly assaulting a miner at Gobolo, an act framed as retribution for his brutality.
Wagner Mercenaries Unleash Terror in CAR With Brutal Executions
Wagner mercenaries decapitated a Chadian citizen and displayed his head and hands on stakes near Sam Ouandja in the Central African Republic, instilling
MINUSCA Contract Workers Face Severe Pay Delays, Employee Collapses Amidst Unrest
MINUSCA contract workers face severe pay delays, with staff potentially working months without pay. An employee collapsed during an assembly discussing
Central African Republic Deputy Accused of Abusing Power, Persecuting Opponents
Central African Republic deputy MINANG Désiré Oscar accused of abusing power, persecuting opponents, and controlling local judiciary in Bozoum 2.
Prefect Threatened by Russian Mercenaries Amidst Transporter's Disappearance
The prefect of Bamingui-Bangoran was threatened by Russian mercenaries while investigating the disappearance of Bilal, who was arrested by them.
Central African Economic Growth Trails Demographic Expansion Amidst Persistent Challenges
Central African economic growth is projected at 3.3% in 2025, but this falls short of the region's demographic expansion and persistent challenges.
Deadly Landslide at Zamboye Mines Sparks Renewed Calls for Safety Reforms
A deadly landslide at the Zamboye mining site in the Central African Republic has killed at least 49 people, reigniting calls for urgent safety reforms.
Dozens Feared Dead After Multiple Land Collapses at Zamboye Mining Site
Dozens feared dead after multiple land collapses at the Zamboye mining site in the Central African Republic on August 18.
Soaring Construction Costs Hamper Home Building in Bangassou
Soaring construction material costs, largely due to transport difficulties, are making it increasingly challenging for households in Bangassou to build
Displaced Merchants Face Poor Conditions at New Pk12 Market
Merchants displaced to Bangui's new Pk12 market face poor conditions and hygiene issues, despite authorities' efforts to improve urban order.
Jeton Rouge: A Full Overview of the Francophone Online Casino
Jeton Rouge provides a francophone online casino with a clear interface and five game categories: Slots, Live, Arcades, Table, and NEW. Accessible gaming
Dologuélé Accuses Touadéra of Authoritarian Drift and Isolation
Anicet-Georges Dologuélé accuses President Faustin-Archange Touadéra of authoritarian drift and isolation, saying he acts with impunity and is distanced
Commander Lamtagué Accused of Orchestrating "Spectacular Hold-Up" to Sabotage Mining Inspection
Commander Lamtagué accused of orchestrating a "spectacular hold-up" to sabotage a mining inspection at Chinese IMC company's sites in Gobolo and Rondji.
Bangui Teachers Protest Over Unpaid Salaries
Contractual teachers in Bangui protested on August 17 demanding over three months of unpaid salaries from the government, highlighting financial hardship.
Central African Republic Cracks Down on Illegal Internet Providers
Central African Republic launches crackdown on illegal internet providers, targeting Starlink kits and Wi-Fi services to enforce national laws.
Child Found in Plane's Landing Gear Held Despite No Charges
A 12-year-old boy found in an Asky plane's landing gear at Bangui airport on July 27 is held without charges, raising child protection concerns.
Central African Red Cross Tackles Flooding in Bégoua Neighborhoods
Central African Red Cross cleans water evacuation channels in Bégoua, Bangui, to reduce flood risks in vulnerable neighborhoods.
Drug Trafficking Flourishes Openly in Bangui Amidst Public Outcry
Drug trafficking is flourishing openly in Bangui, sparking public indignation and concern over safety. Residents decry the widespread illicit trade.
Bimbo Residents Demand Action Amidst Surge in Daily Armed Robberies
Bimbo residents in the Lada sector are demanding increased security amid a surge in daily armed robberies that are disrupting lives and local commerce.
Nola Ferry Out of Service for Over a Month Amidst Allegations of Mismanagement
Nola's main ferry has been out of service for over a month due to alleged mismanagement of rehabilitation funds, disrupting transport and daily life in
CAR and Cameroon Resolve Border Tensions After Incident
CAR and Cameroon resolve border tensions after an August 1st incident. Officials met in Béloko, agreeing to return seized weapons and continue talks.
Central African Soldiers Accused of Slavery and Extortion at Rondi Mine
Central African soldiers accused of slavery and extortion at Rondi mine. Commander Lamtagué and his men exploit compatriots for gold.
Cameroonian Soldiers Disarmed in Border Incident, High-Level Talks Planned
Cameroonian soldiers were disarmed by Central African forces after operating on CAR territory near the border. High-level talks are planned to de-escalate
Bangui Court of Appeal Opens 2026 Criminal Session with Over 40 Accused
The Bangui Court of Appeal opens its 2026 criminal session with over 40 accused facing charges including rape, assassination, murder, armed robbery, and
July 2026 (15)
Children's Rights Crisis in CAR Demands Urgent Action
Children's rights crisis in CAR demands urgent action amid violence, early marriage, school dropout, and exploitation. Government intervention is needed.
Central African Republic Presidency Rejects Dialogue with Militia After Kidnappings
Central African Republic presidency rejects dialogue with AAKG militia after kidnapping of sub-prefect and three others.
Fact Check: False Claim of Widespread Call for President Touadéra's Ouster Debunked
A claim that 90% of Central Africans and the opposition want President Touadéra removed via international intervention has been debunked as false.
Children's Rights at Risk in Bimbo Prison Amidst Legal Gaps
Children in Bimbo prison, Central African Republic, face rights risks due to legal gaps in care for minors accompanying detained mothers.
Bayanga Sees Respite from Organ Trafficking Amidst Security Boost
Security reinforcements in Bayanga, Central African Republic, have reduced human organ trafficking, allowing residents to resume normal activities.
Boda Mayor Warns Against Disinformation's Toll on Community
Boda Mayor Narcisse Bangué warns that disinformation and rumors severely harm community development and daily life, urging vigilance and information
Central African Refugees in Darfur Face Humanitarian Crisis
Over 6,790 Central African refugees in Darfur face a humanitarian crisis with critical lack of healthcare and aid, their pleas for help unanswered.
Central African Republic Appoints Resident Ministers Nationwide
Central African Republic appoints resident ministers in all 20 prefectures to strengthen state presence and bring government closer to local realities.
Linga Notables Mediate Tenant-Landlord Disputes for Social Peace
Linga notables are mediating tenant-landlord disputes to promote social peace and stability in the Bangui district.
Oil Revenue Decline Raises Concerns in Central African Republic
Oil revenues are declining in the Central African Republic, raising concerns about the state budget and financial stability. Martin Ziguélé of BRDC
Bangui Residents Frustrated by Severely Degraded Street
Bangui residents are frustrated by a severely degraded street connecting Avenue Barthélemy Boganda to Avenue David Dacko, causing difficult passage.
Special Criminal Court to Investigate Am-Dafock Violence
The Special Criminal Court is launching a preliminary investigation into the deadly violence that occurred on June 30 in Am-Dafock, Vakaga prefecture.
Bouar Municipality Grapples with Taxpayer Challenges
Bouar municipality faces significant challenges with taxpayer engagement and revenue collection, with residents expressing concerns about unclear tax
Fuel Prices Double in Bossembélé Amidst Shortages and Seizures
Fuel prices in Bossembélé have doubled to 1,500 CFA francs per liter due to shortages and seizures, significantly increasing transport costs.
Central African Government Tackles Illegal Roadblocks on Key Highway
Central African government launches operations to dismantle illegal roadblocks on the vital Bangui-Mbaïki highway, aiming to end harassment and extortion.