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Lioness Spotted In Central Africa National Park For First Time In 6 Years: Report
A conservation group says it has photographic evidence of the presence of a female lion in a national park in northeastern Central African Republic for the first time in six years.
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What is Central African Republic Controversial Memecoin Experiment?
On Monday, President Faustin-Archange Touadera of the Central African Republic (CAR) announced on X that his government is launching the $CAR memecoin as an experiment. The government is attempting to see if memecoins can ‘unite people, support national development, and put the CAR on the world stage in a unique way’.
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58 Dead As Boat Carrying Over 300 People To Funeral Capsizes In Central Africa
At least 58 people going to a funeral died after their overloaded boat capsized in the Central African Republic's capital Bangui, the head of civil protection said on Saturday.
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This African Nation Wants Indian Firms Like Vedanta To Mine Its Oil, Gold
Landlocked in the heart of Africa, the Central African Republic is seeking Indian investors to mine its abundant natural resources ranging from oil, uranium and lithium to gold, diamonds, iron ore and copper.
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Central African Republic to Create Crypto Hub ‘Sango’ Now That BTC is Legal Tender There
The Central African Republic (CAR) is looking to provide proper infrastructure to the crypto community in its country. The CAR is beginning work on a dedicated crypto hub called ‘Sango’, the presentation of which shows skyscrapers established around lakes. The CAR is also working on launching an official crypto wallet and other related services...
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IMF Warns Central African Republic Against Bitcoin Adoption
According to the International Monetary Fund, the Central African Republic’s adoption of Bitcoin as legal tender poses several issues for the country and the region.
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Russian Fighters Killing Civilians In Central African Republic: Rights Group
Human Rights Watch on Tuesday said there was "compelling evidence" that Russian paramilitary troops were committing serious rights abuses and killing civilians in the Central African Republic.
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Central African Republic Adopts Bitcoin As An Official Currency
Central African Republic has adopted bitcoin as an official currency, the presidency said on Wednesday, becoming the first country in Africa and only the second in the world to do so.
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Central African Republic Becomes First African Nation to Make Bitcoin Legal Tender
The Central African Republic has accepted Bitcoin as a means of payment, as the country’s National Assembly unanimously voted on a bill that legalised crypto, offered a regulatory framework, and accepted bitcoin as legal tender.
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UN Troops Recapture Central African City From Armed Group
UN peacekeeping troops said they have retaken control of a city in the Central African Republic captured two weeks ago by armed groups waging an offensive against the government of President Faustin Archange Touadera.
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Am Central African Diplomat, Says Boris Becker. Wrong, Say Officials
It seemed like an easy out: This month, after tennis superstar Boris Becker was sued over money he owes Arbuthnot Latham, a private bank, he claimed diplomatic immunity.
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UN Identifies 41 Peacekeepers In Connection With Central African Republic Abuse
A UN investigation into allegations of sexual abuse by peacekeepers in the Central African Republic has identified 41 of the alleged perpetrators, a spokesman said on Monday.
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16 Dead In Central Africa Cholera Outbreak
At least 16 people have died in the Central African Republic's first cholera outbreak in five years, UNICEF said on Friday.
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Moroccan Peacekeeper Killed In Central African Republic: United Nations
The UN says a Moroccan peacekeeper has been killed by unknown gunmen in Central African Republic.
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Biggest Killer Of Kids In Central African Republic Not Bullets: United Nations
Three years after conflict erupted in the Central African Republic, the biggest killers of children aren't bullets but malnutrition, malaria, respiratory infections and diarrhea, the United Nations said today.
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Lioness Spotted In Central Africa National Park For First Time In 6 Years: Report
A conservation group says it has photographic evidence of the presence of a female lion in a national park in northeastern Central African Republic for the first time in six years.
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What is Central African Republic Controversial Memecoin Experiment?
On Monday, President Faustin-Archange Touadera of the Central African Republic (CAR) announced on X that his government is launching the $CAR memecoin as an experiment. The government is attempting to see if memecoins can ‘unite people, support national development, and put the CAR on the world stage in a unique way’.
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58 Dead As Boat Carrying Over 300 People To Funeral Capsizes In Central Africa
At least 58 people going to a funeral died after their overloaded boat capsized in the Central African Republic's capital Bangui, the head of civil protection said on Saturday.
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This African Nation Wants Indian Firms Like Vedanta To Mine Its Oil, Gold
Landlocked in the heart of Africa, the Central African Republic is seeking Indian investors to mine its abundant natural resources ranging from oil, uranium and lithium to gold, diamonds, iron ore and copper.
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Central African Republic to Create Crypto Hub ‘Sango’ Now That BTC is Legal Tender There
The Central African Republic (CAR) is looking to provide proper infrastructure to the crypto community in its country. The CAR is beginning work on a dedicated crypto hub called ‘Sango’, the presentation of which shows skyscrapers established around lakes. The CAR is also working on launching an official crypto wallet and other related services...
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IMF Warns Central African Republic Against Bitcoin Adoption
According to the International Monetary Fund, the Central African Republic’s adoption of Bitcoin as legal tender poses several issues for the country and the region.
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Russian Fighters Killing Civilians In Central African Republic: Rights Group
Human Rights Watch on Tuesday said there was "compelling evidence" that Russian paramilitary troops were committing serious rights abuses and killing civilians in the Central African Republic.
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Central African Republic Adopts Bitcoin As An Official Currency
Central African Republic has adopted bitcoin as an official currency, the presidency said on Wednesday, becoming the first country in Africa and only the second in the world to do so.
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Central African Republic Becomes First African Nation to Make Bitcoin Legal Tender
The Central African Republic has accepted Bitcoin as a means of payment, as the country’s National Assembly unanimously voted on a bill that legalised crypto, offered a regulatory framework, and accepted bitcoin as legal tender.
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UN Troops Recapture Central African City From Armed Group
UN peacekeeping troops said they have retaken control of a city in the Central African Republic captured two weeks ago by armed groups waging an offensive against the government of President Faustin Archange Touadera.
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Am Central African Diplomat, Says Boris Becker. Wrong, Say Officials
It seemed like an easy out: This month, after tennis superstar Boris Becker was sued over money he owes Arbuthnot Latham, a private bank, he claimed diplomatic immunity.
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UN Identifies 41 Peacekeepers In Connection With Central African Republic Abuse
A UN investigation into allegations of sexual abuse by peacekeepers in the Central African Republic has identified 41 of the alleged perpetrators, a spokesman said on Monday.
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16 Dead In Central Africa Cholera Outbreak
At least 16 people have died in the Central African Republic's first cholera outbreak in five years, UNICEF said on Friday.
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Moroccan Peacekeeper Killed In Central African Republic: United Nations
The UN says a Moroccan peacekeeper has been killed by unknown gunmen in Central African Republic.
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Biggest Killer Of Kids In Central African Republic Not Bullets: United Nations
Three years after conflict erupted in the Central African Republic, the biggest killers of children aren't bullets but malnutrition, malaria, respiratory infections and diarrhea, the United Nations said today.
