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Vote limbo for Central African refugees

Vote limbo for Central African refugees

BERTOUA/DAKAR, 14 September 2015 (IRIN) - Attempts to foster reconciliation in Central African Republic could be derailed if refugees who fled to neighbouring states after a 2013 coup are unable to cast votes in the upcoming presidential election, billed as a major peacebuilding milestone. Around 470,000 Central Africans, some 10 percent of the population, live as […]

By Monde Kingsley Nfor and Jennifer Lazuta IRIN

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Ivory Coast president urges reconciliation ahead of key vote

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Opinion : Tunisia's

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Africa in the dock at the ICC

Africa in the dock at the ICC

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Is South Sudan’s latest peace accord the real deal?

20 months of conflict in South Sudan

20 months of conflict in South Sudan

South Sudan peace deal: key points to end war

South Sudan peace deal: key points to end war

Mali Peace Accord Under Pressure

Presidential Threat to Tunisia’s Transitional Justice

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Opinion : Dadis Camara, Guinea and the ICC

PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES VOW TO “SAVE” CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC