UN Peacekeepers Deploy in Central African Republic

A new U.N. peacekeeping mission is underway in the Central African Republic, one of Africa's poorest and most fragile states, amid doubts over what peace there is to keep.   This week 1,500 troops from Morocco, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Indonesia, among other nations, join 4,800 African troops already deployed in the Central African Republic.  A ceremony at the M’poko airport in the capital Bangui marked the official transition from the African force, known as MISCA, to the...

© La Voix de l'Amérique - lundi 15 septembre 2014