Celebrations in the city.

The article talks about the revival as of March 2015 of Bangui which is the capital of the Central African Republic. Topics include the inter-communal violence that happened in the city between 2013 and 2014, the re-emergence of the Bangui economy which has been boosted by the presence of foreign ai...

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Published in:New Internationalist no. 480; pp. 7 - 8
Main Author: DIAMONDE, RUBY
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Published: New Internationalist Mar2015
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