Central African Republic town attacked

15 Jan 2007

More than 100 rebels attacked a northwestern town in the Central African Republic on Monday, sparking the first fighting with government troops in more than a month, a presidential spokesman said. The attack occurred in the town of Paoua, about 250 miles northwest of the capital, Bangui. Full Story

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Central African Republic town attacked

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