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Thursday 23 May

A boy walks through a muddy puddle of water in Kibati, DR Congo, 2008. A new cholera epidemic has hit the Central African Republic and has already claimed at least 10 victims in the south, health minister Jean-Michel Mandaba said Friday.

Bulletin: Cholera epidemic hits Central African Republic: minister

Bulletin: Cholera epidemic hits Central African Republic: minister

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Central African Republic President Francois Bozize, pictured here in June 2011, signed peace pacts with several rebel groups in one of Africa's poorest countries, which led to a global peace pact signed in Gabon's capital Libreville in 2008.

Bulletin: Central African government pledges deal with rebels

Bulletin: Central African government pledges deal with rebels

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Central African Republic President Francois Bozize, pictured here in June 2011, condemned the recent spate of clashes as deplorable. The Central African Republic government called for calm and promised to do its utmost to restore peace Monday after the latest incident in a conflict over diamonds killed seven people.

Bulletin: C.African Republic attack 'kills seven'

Bulletin: C.African Republic attack 'kills seven'

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Rebel soldiers are seen in the Central African Republic in 2007. A rebel attack on a rival group and civilians in the Central African Republic has left at least six people dead, a military official told AFP on Sunday.

Bulletin: At least six die in C.African Republic violence: official

Bulletin: At least six die in C.African Republic violence: official

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Rebel fighters are seen in Bowaya, north-west Central African Republic. A recent outbreak of fighting between rival armed groups in the Central African Republic vying for control over diamond mines left 43 dead, an army source said Thursday.

Bulletin: Central African Republic diamond war dead reaches 43

Bulletin: Central African Republic diamond war dead reaches 43

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A man sifts through pebbles searching for diamonds in 2009. The United Nations called for an immediate truce between rival groups in the Central African Republic fighting for control over diamond mines, in a statement sent to AFP Tuesday.

Bulletin: UN calls for immediate truce in Central African Republic

Bulletin: UN calls for immediate truce in Central African Republic

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Rebels fighters are seen in Bowaya, Central African Republic. Clashes between rival groups in the country vying for control over diamond mines have left 30 dead and dozens wounded in a week, a military official has said. The official said the fighting pits former rebels from the Union of Democratic Forces for Unity (UFDR) and the rebels of the Convention of Patriots for Justice and Peace (CPJP).

Bulletin: Central African Republic diamond wars kill 30: military

Bulletin: Central African Republic diamond wars kill 30: military

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Rebels are seen in Bowaya, 40km south-east of Paoua, north-west Central African Republic 2007. At least 12 people were killed in recent days in fighting between rebels and former militants in the Central African Republic, a military source told AFP Tuesday.

Bulletin: 12 killed in fighting in Central African Republic: military

Bulletin: 12 killed in fighting in Central African Republic: military

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An APRD rebel walks through the bush in Bowaya, north-west Central African Republic, in 2007. The Central African Republic government and a 500-man breakaway faction of the country's last active rebel movement the CPJP have signed a peace deal, state radio has announced.

Bulletin: Central African dissident group 'signs peace deal'

Bulletin: Central African dissident group 'signs peace deal'

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APRD rebels train in the bush in 2007 in Bowaya, 40km south-east of Paoua, north-west Central African Republic. President Francois Bozize of the Central African Republic has launched an operation to disarm hundreds of rebels at Bocaranga in the northwest, the president's office announced Monday.

Bulletin: Central African Republic to disarm rebels

Bulletin: Central African Republic to disarm rebels

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