Skip to main content

 

Welcome to the United Nations

Language:
  • English
  • Français
  • Kiswahili
  • 中文
Africa Renewal
Home Africa Renewal
  • Home
  • Magazine
  • Topics
    • Climate Change
    • Culture and Education
    • Economic Development
    • Gender
    • Health
    • Human Rights
    • Peace and Security
    • Sustainable Development Goals
    • Youth
  • About
  • Contact

Search form

Africa, Central African Republic, CAR, mission, sexual exploitation

  • MINUSCA peacekeepers on patrol in the Central African Republic.
    News

    New allegation of sexual exploitation received by UN mission in Central African Republic

    By UN News Centre

Africa, Central African Republic

  • News

    Central African Republic: UN rights office warns of worsening insecurity in Bangui

    By UN News Centre
  • News

    Strife in Central African Republic could turn into religious war and spill over borders, UN warns

    By UN News Centre
  • News

    Brutality against children in Central African Republic reaches unprecedented levels – UN

    By UN News Centre
  • Le Représentant spécial du Secrétaire général pour la République centrafricaine, Babacar Gaye (à gauche) avec des anciens combattants. Photo: MINUSCA
    News

    Security in Central African Republic improves, but situation remains fragile – UN envoy

    By UN News Centre
  • News

    Central African Republic at critical juncture, UN human rights chief warns

    By UN News Centre
  • News

    Central African Republic: amid ongoing violence, UN rights chief urges accountability

    By UN News Centre
  • Voting takes place on 30 December 2015 in elections in the Central African Republic. Photo: MINUSCA
    News

    Final provisional results for legislative polls in Central African Republic announced – UN mission

    By UN News Centre
  • News

    UN ready to help Central African Republic build its future

    By UN Radio
  • News

    Central African Republic: new transitional leader could help restore hope, UN official says

    By UN News Centre
  • The Security Council renews its sanctions against individuals or groups implicated in the Central African Republic’s ongoing sectarian tensions. UN Photo/Manuel Elias
    News

    Central African Republic: Security Council renews sanctions, stresses urgent need to end impunity

    By UN News Centre
  • News

    UN agency warns thousands fleeing sectarian violence in Central African Republic

    By UN News Centre
  • Internally Displaced Children in Bangui, Central African Republic. UN Photo/Evan Schneider
    News

    Security situation in Central African Republic deteriorates

    By UN Radio
  • News

    UN urges stronger response to ‘crisis of epic proportions’ in Central African Republic

    By UN News Centre

Africa, Central African Republic, Security Council, sanctions

  • The St Michel church and adjacent priest’s house were torched during protests in Bangui sparked by the killing of a Muslim man. Photo: Crispin Dembassa-Kette/IRIN
    News

    Central African Republic: Security Council condemns violence, reiterates decision to apply sanctions

    By UN News Centre

Africa, Central African Republic, peacekeepers

  • Des Casques bleus de la MINUSCA en patrouille en République centrafricaine. Photo MINUSCA
    News

    UN chief condemns killing of peacekeeper in Central African Republic

    By UN News Centre

Africa, Central African Republic, refugees

  • UNHCR and partners register new refugees arriving from Central African Republic (CAR) in the Chadian village of Mini, one of the three locations near the borders hosting new arrivals since 12 June 2016. Photo: UNHCR/Victorien Ndakass
    News

    Thousands fleeing violent clashes in Central African Republic – UN refugee agency

    By UN News Centre

Africa, Central African Republic, violence

  • Inspection of rehabilitation work being undertaken by MINUSCA at the Ngaragba prison in Bangui, the Central African Republic (CAR) capital.
    News

    UN stresses need for access to thousands affected by Central African Republic violence

    By UN News Centre

Africa, Central African Republic, aid

  • News

    Food airlifts begin in Central African Republic amidst worsening insecurity

    By UN News Centre

Africa, Central African Republic, aid, UNHCR, refugees

  • Central African Republic: amid ongoing violence, UN rights expert calls for more aid

    By UN News Centre

Africa, Central African Republic, elections, UN Peacekeepers

  • UN peacekeepers keep a watchful eye on proceedings at a polling centre as the Central African Republic (CAR) voted in presidential and legislative elections. Photo: MINUSCA
    News

    UN peacekeepers help provide security as Central African Republic holds elections

    By UN News Centre

Africa, Central African Republic, UNMINUSCA

  • After two years of political transition, voters have cast their ballots peacefully and democratically in the Central African Republic. Photo: UNMINUSCA
    News

    Central African Republic’s leaders must commit to inclusive, transparent governance, Security Council told

    By UN News Centre

Africa, Central African Republic, UN, general assembly

  • Foreign Minister Samuel Rangba of Central African Republic addresses the general debate of the General Assembly’s seventieth session. UN Photo/Amanda Voisard
    News

    In wake of ‘dramatic’ violence in Central African Republic, Foreign Minister calls to strengthen UN mission

    By UN News Centre

Africa, peacekeeping, Central African Republic

  • News

    Central African Republic: UN envoy urges calm after transition leaders step down

    By UN News Centre

Africa, Central African Republic, UNICEF

  • MINUSCA, the UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic (CAR), on patrol in the capital Bangui. UN Photo/Catianne Tijerina
    News

    Central African Republic: meeting reported victim of sexual assault, UNICEF provides 'every possible help'

    By UN News Centre

Africa, Central African Republic, CAR, UN, aid

  • Displaced Central African Republic families in Mpoko site for internally displaced persons, October 2014. Photo: OCHA/Gemma Cortes.
    News

    Top UN relief official calls for end to Central African Republic violence, resumption of aid

    By UN News Centre

Africa, weapons-free zone, Central African Republic

  • Peacekeeping chief Hervé Ladsous announcing at a press conference that the UN has established a weapons-free zone in the town of Bambari in the Central African Republic (CAR). Special Representative in CAR Parfait Onanga-Anyanga is at right. UN Photo/Bits
    News

    UN peacekeeping chief announces weapons-free zone in Central African Republic town

    By UN News Centre

Africa, Central African Republic, farming, Food Security

  • News

    Millions at risk of food insecurity in Central African Republic

    Farmers in the Central African Republic need urgent assistance
    By FAO-Newsroom@fao.org (FAO-Newsroom)

Africa, CAR, Central African Republic, food, displaced, violence

  • Une distribution de nourriture du PAM à Bangui, en République centrafricaine.
    News

    Central African Republic: UN agency delivers food aid to thousands displaced by recent violence in capital

    By UN News Centre

Africa, Central African Republic, economy

  • Roger Arnold Tabesse, 73, is one of the 30,000 people living in a camp for internally displaced people at M’Pok Airport. Credit: Stephen Gladieu/World Bank
    News

    In the Central African Republic, Expectations are Sky High

    By World Bank

Central African Republic, refugees

  • Also

    Central African Republic: killings in the time of transition

    Peace eludes a nation in a rocky political transition
    By André-Michel Essoungou
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • YouTube
  • Flickr

Editor's Picks

  • Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula

    Reshaping the forces

    Kingsley Ighobor
  • In Torit, South Sudan, the UN Mine Action Service (UNMAS) carries out mechanical and manual demining exercises.    UN Photo/Martine Perret

    IEDs: tackling terrorists’ weapon of war

    Pavithra Rao
  • Liberia’s Vice president, Jewel Howard Taylor, opens the country’s first school for autistic children. (bottom) A desk in the classroom. Agnes Fallah Kamara

    How I set up Liberia’s first school for autistic children

    Agnes Fallah Kamara
  • Vera Songwe, Executive Secretary, United Nations Economic Commission for Africa

    Africa’s free trade area: the journey begins

    Christabel Ligami

Blog/Opinions

  • Eleni Mourdoukoutas

    Girls empowering girls

    Eleni Mourdoukoutas
  • Sahra El Fassi

    Words into deeds on SDG 16 in Africa

    Sahra El Fassi
  • Jocelyne Sambira

    Addis deal sealed

    Jocelyne Sambira
  • Jocelyne Sambira

    The home stretch

    Jocelyne Sambira

Popular Topics

Climate Change
Culture and Education
Economic Development
Gender
Health
Human Rights
Peace and Security
Sustainable Development Goals
Youth

About Africa Renewal

The Africa Renewal information programme provides up-to-date information and analysis of the major economic and development challenges facing Africa today. It examines the many issues confronting the people of Africa, its leaders and its international partners: economic reform, debt, education, health, women's advancement, conflict and civil strife, democratization, aid, investment, trade, regional integration, rural development and many other topics. It works with the media in Africa and beyond to promote the work of the United Nations, Africa and the international community to bring peace and development to Africa.

Our Partners

The Office of the Special Adviser on Africa (OSAA)
New Partnership for Africa's Development (AUDA-NEPAD)
United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA)

© United Nations Africa Renewal

  • Contact
  • Copyright
  • FAQ
  • Fraud Alert
  • Privacy Notice
  • Terms of Use