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Deadly incident near Bouca (Ouham)

By Mathias LA NOUVELLE CENTRAFRIQUE l LNC (Bangui, 30 May 2026 | LAMINE MEDIA) A fatal incident >>>>>>>>>>>>>

Cross-border meeting on Ebola risks

By Fanta DEMBA | LAMINE MEDIA (Bangui, August 21, 2026 | LAMINE MEDIA) Last Thursday, Pierre Somsé, Minister of Health,>>>>>>>>>>>>

Balalou and the Trade Sector

r By Isabelle DUTHEIL | LNC (Bangui, September 3, 2026 | LAMINE MEDIA) Balalou—a lifelong rogue who has now become Minister of Trade—met with his teams on Monday to discuss the monitoring of ongoing initiatives, the ministry's priorities, >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

National Education: Back to School—But What Kind of Start?

By Eve MALONGA | LNC Translated into Englisn, by Karen Ann SULLIVAN l LNC (Bangui, >>>>>>>>>>>>

UNDP and PBF Support Decentralization in CAR

By Aline M'PANGBA-YAMARA | LNC >>>>>>>>>>>>

Oubangui on the Volga

By Cathy MERCIER | LAMINE MEDIA (Bangui, 10 June 2026 | LAMINE MEDIA) A Russian speaker through and through, or ‘soft power’ at its finest, the Russian poet Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin, already translated into 210 languages, sees, on his birthday, part of his work translated into Sango, despite many limitations; so the Russian House in Bangui launched an open competition for the best translation of five famous >>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Work on setting up the youth committee

By Isabella Luisa CAPELLI | LAMINE MEDIA (Bangui, 13 June 2026 | LAMINE MEDIA) Since last Wednesday, in Bangui, over a 48-hour period, around a hundred young delegates from Bangui and the >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Migrants deported from the US by Trump arrive in Bangui

By Firmine YABADA | LNC Translated >>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Combating Military Indiscipline: The Military Code

By Fanta DEMBA | LAMINE >>>>>>>>>>>>>

Refugee Problem in the Central African Republic

By Karen Ann Sullivan | LNC (Bangui, June 17, 2026 | Lamine Media) World Refugee Day will be celebrated on June 20. Meanwhile, a press >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Decentralization in CAR?

By Isabella Luisa CAPELLI | LAMINE MEDIA (Bangui, August 28, 2026 | LAMINE MEDIA) Naturally, with the help of the international community, the Central African Republic has all but concluded its electoral cycle, finally resulting in the election—rather than appointment—of mayors and regional councilors. In principle, much like in France under De Gaulle in 1958, this should pave the way for a policy of decentralization. Yet, that is far from the case. Decentralization is actually a long-standing concept in the Central African Republic, a legacy of the colonial era rooted in >>>>>>>>>>>>

Bossembélé Trial: The Prosecution's Statement

By Karen Ann Sullivan | LNC (Bangui, June 19, 2026 | LAMINE) The Special Criminal Court (SCC) has just announced its charges against François >>>>>>>>>>>>>

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