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The chaos in Central Africa Republic explained

The UN children's charity, Unicef, has warned that the Central African Republic is heading for a humanitarian disaster, as civilians suffer amid ongoing ethnic violence.

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The security situation in the Central African Republic is getting even worse despite the inauguration of a new leader, the UN human rights chief says.

The UN warns that the Central African Republic is heading towards a humanitarian disaster because of religious conflict and overcrowded camps.

After a delay of about 50 minutes, President Goodluck Jonathan has had his biometric voter card verified.

>France’s defence minister warned on Saturday that ending sectarian strife in the Central African Republic could take longer than expected as peacekeepers went door-to-door in the capital Bangui seizing weapons from militia.

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