CN- CAR Violence Keeps Villagers In Fear For Their Lives

The Central African Republic is in the midst of a bloody sectarian conflict in a country where the majority Christians once lived peacefully side by side with the Muslim minority. In March of last year, the government was overthrown by a violent alliance of rebels called Seleka -- mostly Muslim militants. They were ousted in turn this past January. VOA’s Bagassi Koura recently spent two weeks in the CAR, where both groups now live in fear of each other. Brian Allen narrates his report

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