| 5,505,361 |
9.6101 |
21.68695 |
Central African Republic |
|
Clashes between the CAR army/CEMAC and Chadian rebels resulted in 71 Chadian rebels and five members of the CAR/CEMAC force dying in the fighting. |
| 5,505,366 |
9.6101 |
21.68695 |
Central African Republic |
|
|
| 5,505,370 |
8.07337 |
22.39628 |
Central African Republic |
|
20 government troops were killed in the attack and 12 more were taken prisoner. The rebels suffered three dead and two wounded. |
| 5,505,374 |
7.24521 |
16.43418 |
Central African Republic |
|
The prime minister of the CAR admitted publicly for the first time that 27 people were killed during clashes between the army and "insurgents" on Jan. 29, 2006. "Some reliable information that we now have indicates for the first time that it was an unide |
| 5,505,378 |
4.36197 |
18.58664 |
Central African Republic |
|
Lawyers hold a sit-in to demand the release of people who were acquitted of fomenting a coup plot against President Francois Bozize. |
| 5,505,383 |
6.31487 |
16.42692 |
Central African Republic |
|
Unidentified armed men attack a seminary and take 15 students hostage. The students are released in the evening. |
| 5,505,387 |
7.5833 |
16.5833 |
Central African Republic |
|
Chadian soldiers raided B?toko, located 20 km south of Gor?, firing randomly at the population and looting the village. During this raid, the Chadian troops raped five women at B?toko. |
| 5,505,391 |
4.36197 |
18.58664 |
Central African Republic |
|
Police fired live bullets at high school students demonstrating in Bangui, injuring some. Police also fired tear gas to disperse the students, who took to the streets, in support of a month-long strike by temporary teaching staff. Several students had to |
| 5,507,026 |
5.02426 |
25.12942 |
Central African Republic |
|
1 killed at Bonji |
| 5,505,395 |
5.2667 |
17.65 |
Central African Republic |
|
Two doctors on a mission in the CAR for WHO have been shot dead by unknown armed men. The doctors' vehicle was hit by automatic weapons fire between Bossembele and Yaloke, 200 KM northwest of Bangui. |
