Doctors Group: 200 Wounded Since Friday in CAR

A medical aid group says renewed violence in the Central African Republic has wounded nearly 200 people over the past five days. Doctors Without Borders says increased violence in the capital, Bangui, began on December 20, when the group treated 49 people for gunshot wounds. Much of the fighting in the CAR is between mostly Muslim former rebels, known as ex-Seleka, and mostly Christian militias, known as anti-balaka. VOA correspondent Idriss Fall, who has spent several days in...

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