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Sub-Saharan Africa·Armed Conflicts

Central African Republic PM warns armed groups after deadly border town attack

Monday, 20 July 2026, 06:20 · 1 min read

Central African Republic Prime Minister Félix Moloua visited Birao (a town in the country's remote northeastern Vakaga region) on Saturday following a June 30 attack on the nearby border town of Am Dafock that killed soldiers, security personnel, and civilians and displaced thousands. Moloua, accompanied by government ministers, inaugurated a health centre and delivered a stern warning to armed groups, urging them to join the national disarmament, demobilisation, and reintegration programme and declaring that "the fun is over." The Vakaga region has faced repeated incursions by cross-border armed groups, a situation worsened by the ongoing conflict in neighbouring Sudan between the national army and the Rapid Support Forces, which has been raging since 2023.

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Africanews — CAR PM warns armed groups after attack on town near Sudan border ↗︎
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