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Article content BANGUI — Panic gripped the streets of Central African Republic’s capital Bangui on Wednesday with businesses closing and people holing up in their homes as the country braced for a general election that has stoked the embers of violence. Rwanda and Russia have sent military aid to help the government restore calm as security forces and United Nations peacekeepers battle rebels who have occupied towns and roads outside the capital. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Fearing violence, shops shut, people hunker down before Centra...

News24.com | Old fears and pre-election violence flare in Central African Republic 23 December, 2020 - 10:40 Ismail Dicky says he is afraid of political tensions and violence ahead of Sunday's general election in Central African Republic (CAR), a sentiment that reflects the anxious mood of a country desperate[...]

Pre-election violence grips CAR INSECURITY: After five coups and numerous rebellions, Central African Republic citizens dream of security, but are scared of what the general elections on Sunday hold Reuters, BANGASSOU, Central African Republic Ismail Dicky said he is afraid of political tensions and violence ahead of Sunday’s general election in the Central African Republic (CAR), a sentiment that reflects the anxious mood of a country desperate for an end to years of bloodshed. Rwanda and Russia have sent military aid to help the government resto...