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Pope Francis' Safe Trip to Central African Republic Boosts Peace Hopes
The man who persuaded Pope Francis to visit Central African Republic (CAR) voiced relief today that the trip had passed off safely and hailed its success as a boost to hopes for lasting peace in the conflict-scarred country.
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Central African Catholics Look to Papal Visit for Salvation
Bangui, Central African Republic Fervent Roman Catholics in the Central African Republic, faced with almost daily killings, are counting on Pope Francis to help save their battered nation when he is scheduled to visit late in November.
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UN Blacklists Central African Diamond Firm, 3 Militia Leaders
The United Nations on Thursday slapped sanctions on a diamond firm from the Central African Republic and three militia leaders for undermining security in the troubled country.
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Head of Ousted Central African Leader's Party Arrested
The secretary general of the party of Francois Bozize, the ousted former president of the Central African Republic, was arrested Saturday as he was about to board a plane for Paris, a party source said.
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UN Peacekeeper Shot Dead in Central African Republic
A UN peacekeeping soldier was killed and eight other people injured in an attack by gunmen in the Central African Republic's capital Bangui, a military source said Sunday.
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Central Africa's Diamonds Come at High Price in Blood and Sweat
Barefoot, with sweat pouring down their naked chests, 50 men slave in the depths of the Central African forest digging for diamonds in a sandy pit half the size of a football pitch.
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Nearly 50 Killed in New Wave of Violence in Central Africa
Nearly 50 people have been killed in three days in a fresh surge of sectarian violence in the Central African Republic, a peacekeeping officer said on Wednesday.
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Obama Imposes Sanctions on Former CAR Leaders: White House
US President Barack Obama on Tuesday imposed sanctions against the former Central African Republic leaders Francois Bozize and Michel Djotodia and three other officials, the White House said.
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United Nations Sanctions Central African Republic Former President
The United Nations has imposed sanctions on the Central African Republic's former president Francois Bozize and two rebel leaders for undermining peace and fueling violence in the conflict-torn country.
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UN Blacklists Ex-Central African Republic President, Militia Leaders
A United Nations Security Council committee on Friday imposed sanctions on Central African Republic's former President Francois Boziz; and two other men linked to the country's conflict after China and Russia withdrew their objections to the move.
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Pope Francis' Safe Trip to Central African Republic Boosts Peace Hopes
The man who persuaded Pope Francis to visit Central African Republic (CAR) voiced relief today that the trip had passed off safely and hailed its success as a boost to hopes for lasting peace in the conflict-scarred country.
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Central African Catholics Look to Papal Visit for Salvation
Bangui, Central African Republic Fervent Roman Catholics in the Central African Republic, faced with almost daily killings, are counting on Pope Francis to help save their battered nation when he is scheduled to visit late in November.
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UN Blacklists Central African Diamond Firm, 3 Militia Leaders
The United Nations on Thursday slapped sanctions on a diamond firm from the Central African Republic and three militia leaders for undermining security in the troubled country.
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Head of Ousted Central African Leader's Party Arrested
The secretary general of the party of Francois Bozize, the ousted former president of the Central African Republic, was arrested Saturday as he was about to board a plane for Paris, a party source said.
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UN Peacekeeper Shot Dead in Central African Republic
A UN peacekeeping soldier was killed and eight other people injured in an attack by gunmen in the Central African Republic's capital Bangui, a military source said Sunday.
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Central Africa's Diamonds Come at High Price in Blood and Sweat
Barefoot, with sweat pouring down their naked chests, 50 men slave in the depths of the Central African forest digging for diamonds in a sandy pit half the size of a football pitch.
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Nearly 50 Killed in New Wave of Violence in Central Africa
Nearly 50 people have been killed in three days in a fresh surge of sectarian violence in the Central African Republic, a peacekeeping officer said on Wednesday.
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Obama Imposes Sanctions on Former CAR Leaders: White House
US President Barack Obama on Tuesday imposed sanctions against the former Central African Republic leaders Francois Bozize and Michel Djotodia and three other officials, the White House said.
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United Nations Sanctions Central African Republic Former President
The United Nations has imposed sanctions on the Central African Republic's former president Francois Bozize and two rebel leaders for undermining peace and fueling violence in the conflict-torn country.
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UN Blacklists Ex-Central African Republic President, Militia Leaders
A United Nations Security Council committee on Friday imposed sanctions on Central African Republic's former President Francois Boziz; and two other men linked to the country's conflict after China and Russia withdrew their objections to the move.
