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Saturday 25 May

Gabon soldiers in Libreville on January 1, 2013 prior to travel to the Central African Republic to reinforce the Congo contingent of the Central African Multinational Force. The countries of central Africa began sending reinforcements Tuesday to protect the Central African Republic's capital from rebels who control much of the country and are demanding the departure of President Francois Bozize.

Bulletin: Region sends troops to help embattled C. African army

Bulletin: Region sends troops to help embattled C. African army

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Eric Massi, international coordinator and spokesman for Seleka, a coalition of rebel groups in the Central African Republic, poses for a photograph in Paris on December 30, 2012. Massi is the son of Charles Massi, a military doctor who spearheaded the political wing of the rebellion and was minister several times before his death in 2010.

Bulletin: Seleka, Central Africa's motley rebel coalition

Bulletin: Seleka, Central Africa's motley rebel coalition

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Central African Republic soldiers patrol in a street of Bangui on December 31, 2012. The death of a young Muslim man arrested for alleged links to rebels in the Central African Republic sparked clashes Tuesday in the capital that killed a policeman, a police source said.

Bulletin: Deadly clashes erupt in C. Africa capital

Bulletin: Deadly clashes erupt in C. Africa capital

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French soldiers patrol in the streets of Bangui on December 31, 2012. Rebels in the Central African Republic vowed Monday to take the last key town before the capital and renewed their call for the president to stand down, voicing scepticism over his pledge to make concessions.

Bulletin: C. Africa army routed trying to recapture rebel-held city

Bulletin: C. Africa army routed trying to recapture rebel-held city

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Factfile with map on the conflict in the Central African Republic locating the town of Sibut near the capital Bangui. Rebels in the Central African Republic on Saturday captured Sibul, inching closer to the capital Bangui, a military source told AFP.

Bulletin: C. Africa and rebels agree to 'unconditional' talks

Bulletin: C. Africa and rebels agree to 'unconditional' talks

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People stand under the poster of the Central African Republic's President Francois Bozize in Bangui on December 28, 2012. Government soldiers in the Central African Republic battled to re-capture a rebel-held city Friday, a military official said, despite regional efforts to seek a peaceful end to the growing crisis.

Bulletin: US evacuates embassy in Central African Republic

Bulletin: US evacuates embassy in Central African Republic

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A soldier ensures security during a women's march against the conflict in their country, on December 28, 2012, in Bangui. The International Committee of the Red Cross on Friday said it had transferred as a safety precaution eight foreign workers in the Central African Republic, as a rebel uprising continued to push toward the capital Bangui.

Bulletin: Red Cross evacuates eight workers from C. Africa

Bulletin: Red Cross evacuates eight workers from C. Africa

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A woman carries a national flag in Bangui during a march by women for peace on December 28, 2012, as rebels advance on the capital of the Central African Republic. A regional conciliation mission began Friday in the capital of the Central African Republic, where a rebel offensive has seized control of much of the country.

Bulletin: Regional nations consult on C. Africa rebellion

Bulletin: Regional nations consult on C. Africa rebellion

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President of the Central African Republic Francois Bozize leaving a summit in Dakar on March 14, 2008. More regional troops head to help secure the capital of the CAR in the face of a rebel advance, as France said it would not intervene in its former colony's conflict.

Bulletin: C. Africa rebels urge state troops to lay down arms

Bulletin: C. Africa rebels urge state troops to lay down arms

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Members of the presidential guard in Bangui, Central African Republic, are pictured on March 15, 2005. A tense atmosphere grips the city of Bangui, which people worry could become a battleground and are fleeing

Bulletin: Bangui on edge with fear of rebel attack

Bulletin: Bangui on edge with fear of rebel attack

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