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China warns against traveling out of Central African Republic capital after killings

China warns against traveling out of Central African Republic capital after killings

  • There had been many ‘vicious’ security incidents against workers of foreign mining enterprises in the area
  • Armed men killed nine Chinese nationals in an attack on a mine run by the Gold Coast Group
By Reuters ·
Russian culture center head wounded in Central African Republic assassination attempt

Russian culture center head wounded in Central African Republic assassination attempt

By Agencies ·
Update Gunfire wounds 10 Egyptian peacekeepers in Central Africa: UN

Gunfire wounds 10 Egyptian peacekeepers in Central Africa: UN

By AFP ·
Seleka fighters stand in their base before a mission in the town of Lioto, Central African Republic, on June 9, 2014. (Reuters file photo)

Central African Republic war crimes suspect Mahamat Said surrenders to ICC

By Reuters ·
Unfurling the story behind the endangered pangolin

Unfurling the story behind the endangered pangolin

By AFP ·
Sudan closes borders with Libya, Central African Republic

Sudan closes borders with Libya, Central African Republic

By AFP ·
In a troubled Central African city, Muslims return after flight

In a troubled Central African city, Muslims return after flight

By AFP ·
Central African Republic, 14 armed groups reach peace deal in Khartoum

Central African Republic, 14 armed groups reach peace deal in Khartoum

By AP ·
Ex-Central Africa militia leader arrives at ICC detention center: spokesman

Ex-Central Africa militia leader arrives at ICC detention center: spokesman

By AFP ·
14,000 flee Central African Republic after violence

14,000 flee Central African Republic after violence

By AFP ·
One UN peacekeeper, 22 fighters killed in Central African Republic

One UN peacekeeper, 22 fighters killed in Central African Republic

Jailed for ‘witchcraft’ in Central African Republic

Jailed for ‘witchcraft’ in Central African Republic

By AFP ·
More newborns dying in West and Central Africa as world "fails poorest babies"

More newborns dying in West and Central Africa as world "fails poorest babies"

By AFP ·

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