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The vaccination campaign for UN personnel in the Central African Republic against COVID-19 began this Monday, April 19 in Bangui.

Arrival of the first doses of COVID19 vaccines in Bangui.

Educational talk with the students of Lakouanga school - part of week-long community outreach activities aimed at tackling sexual exploitation and abuse committed by UN personnel.

The Head of State Faustin Archange Touadera at his inauguration ceremony for a second term as President of the Central African Republic.

UN peacekeepers and the CAR Internal Security Forces (FSI) in action across Bangui during the inauguration ceremony of President Faustin Archange Touadera |30 march 2021

President F.A.Touadera reviews his first five-year term and discusses the priorities for his next period in office in an exclusive interview with Radio Guira FM.

Night patrol by the Internal Security Forces and MINUSCA peacekeepers through the streets of Bangui and its surroundings, 13 January 2021

Actualités

World malaria day | Message from the Secretary-General

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic and the multiple crises it has caused, a growing number of countries are approaching and achieving malaria elimination. Today, on World Malaria Day, we commend all countries that have reached the ambitious target of zero malaria.

25 Apr 2021

Arrival of Covid-19 vaccines for UN personnel in the Central African Republic

“We are going to protect our staff so that they can better protect the Central African Republic and its most vulnerable population,” declared the Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General and UN Humanitarian Coordinator, Denise Brown, upon the arriv

15 Apr 2021

Strengthening the Central African High Court of Justice

A total of fifteen gowns and their accessories, including capes, belts, hoods and hats, were handed over to the High Court of Justice of the Central African Republic by MINUSCA, through its Judicial and Penitentiary Affairs Section, during a ceremony held at the Court

12 Apr 2021

Symbolic reopening of the Petevo mosque

Only a shell of the former Petevo mosque – consisting of a few outer walls, atop one of which a minaret still stands – remains on the spot where the house of worship for Muslim residents of Bangui’s 6

11 Apr 2021