Is the Central African Republic at breaking point?

Is the Central African Republic at breaking point?

France 24

People from the Ivory Coast community in Central Africa wait outside the Bangui International airport before their departure on December 30, 2013. AFP Photo

After several weeks of bloody violence in Bangui, hundreds of thousands of people have now been displaced. Although the city is patrolled by French and African peacekeeping forces, the situation is still not under control. Our reporters on the ground witnessed the daily clashes and met the Christian and Muslim communities who now live in fear of each other.

The situation in the Central African Republic is extremely complex; many different forces are involved. In March 2013 the Seleka rebels toppled the former president François Bozizé and replaced him with Michel Djotodia.

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