Central Africa Clashes

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  2 Dead as violence Mars 'Make-Or-Break' Central Africa Vote

  Two people were killed Sunday as heavy weapons fire and clashes in the Muslim district of Bangui, the Central African Republic capital, marred a referendum on a new constitution aimed at ending years of sectarian strife.

• Clashes in Central Africa Kills 4, Leaves Several Wounded: UN

  Communal clashes have left four people dead and more than a dozen wounded at Bambari in the unstable Central African Republic, the UN mission MINUSCA has announced.

• 22 Killed in Central Africa Fighting: Peacekeepers

  At least 22 people were killed in clashes between rival anti-balaka and Seleka militias in the Central African Republic this week, African peacekeepers said on Friday.

• Violence in Central Africa Escalating Says French Minister

  Violence in the Central African Republic is becoming "more serious" as a political deadlock inflames tensions between rival Christians and Muslims, France's defence minister warned as he left for the war-torn country.

• 17 Muslims Killed in Central Africa's Latest Sectarian Strife

  Gunmen have killed 17 Muslims at a camp in the centre of the strife-torn Central African Republic in the latest sectarian violence to wrack the impoverished country, peacekeepers said on Tuesday.

• Over 70 killed during clashes in Central Africa Republic town: official

  At least 70 people have been killed and dozens of houses torched in clashes between Muslim and Christian communities in a town in Central African Republic, a local police official said on Monday.

• Inter-religious violence kills three in Central African Republic's capital

  Clashes between Muslims and Christians in Central African Republic's capital killed at least three on Wednesday as angry residents threw grenades and torched homes, witnesses said.