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Central African Republic |
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A helicopter of the Central African Armed Forces fired on Cameroonian military mission ( MICOPAX 1), March 23. |
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4.32962 |
18.52299 |
Central African Republic |
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On Saturday, the Seleka rebels were stationed at PK12 (Point 12km from the center). |
| 5,508,009 |
4.38809 |
18.60412 |
Central African Republic |
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Military officers executed 17 people at Ndres cemetery on the outskirts of Bangui. |
| 5,508,015 |
4.36197 |
18.58664 |
Central African Republic |
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Michel Djotodia, head of Seleka, is announced as the new President of the Republic, this Sunday, March 24 in Bangui. While they were still on the outskirts of Bangui Saturday, Seleka forces took Bangui in the day. |
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4.36197 |
18.58664 |
Central African Republic |
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The president of the Central African Republic fled Bangui, the capital, early Sunday morning after hundreds of armed rebels invaded the city. |
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4.36197 |
18.58664 |
Central African Republic |
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Seleka soldiers asked a man what he was doing sitting under a mango tree. As he pleaded his innocence, one of the soldiers shot him in the leg. |
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4.36197 |
18.58664 |
Central African Republic |
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Bangui, Central African capital, was plagued by violence and looting following the Seleka coup. |
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4.36197 |
18.58664 |
Central African Republic |
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Some elements of Seleka made incursions into eastern Cameroon, namely to Kentzou, a town about 10 km from the CAR border, to free their companions arrested the day before by the Cameroonian authorities. They took a Cameroonian gendarme hostage. |
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4.36197 |
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Central African Republic |
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Mixed patrol of FOMAC and members of the Seleka tried on March 26 to secure the capital, where a curfew was imposed in the evening for the second consecutive night. |
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4.04647 |
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Central African Republic |
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A senior source with the FOMAC regional peacekeeping force said 100 government troops were holed up at a military base at Berengo, 60 km from the capital, refusing to surrender to rebel forces. |
