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Central African Republic Bush War

ISS Today: Can South Africa risk going back into CAR?

Africa, South Africa

ISS Today: Can South Africa risk going back into CAR?

by: Peter Fabricius

Newsdeck

3 UN workers abducted in Darfur: Sudan official

by: AFP

Chad: Idriss Déby protected by international partners for strategic reasons

World

Chad: Idriss Déby protected by international partners for strategic reasons

by: ISS Today

Analysis: Chad’s President Deby assumes the mantel of statesman

Africa

Analysis: Chad’s President Deby assumes the mantel of statesman

by: Simon Allison

Bozizé’s return to Central African Republic: A joke that will end in tragedy

Africa

Bozizé’s return to Central African Republic: A joke that will end in tragedy

by: Richard Poplak

Who’s afraid of big bad Chad?

Africa

Who’s afraid of big bad Chad?

by: Simon Allison

The CAR debacle ends in SA – for now

Africa

The CAR debacle ends in SA – for now

by: Khadija Patel

CAR: South African soldiers speak of bravery and uncertainty

South Africa

CAR: South African soldiers speak of bravery and uncertainty

by: Daily Maverick Legacy

SA troops killed in Central African Republic: Why, Mr President?

South Africa

SA troops killed in Central African Republic: Why, Mr President?

by: Khadija Patel

Trouble brews in Central Africa as SA sends in troops to help

Africa

Trouble brews in Central Africa as SA sends in troops to help

by: Simon Allison

A diplomat, a dictator, a wedding, a hug: Ibrahim Gambari's faux-pas that wasn't

Africa

A diplomat, a dictator, a wedding, a hug: Ibrahim Gambari's faux-pas that wasn't

by: Simon Allison

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