Ex-Rebel Reshuffle in Central African Republic

The ex-Seleka rebel coalition in the Central African Republic has announced plans to set up a tax agency, according to international observers. At a meeting last week, the north of the country, the coalition also appointed chiefs of a new political wing for the movement. An ex-Seleka leader who was not at the meeting says it could add to splits in the movement and the country. It is unclear if the ex-Seleka leaders who attended the meeting at Kaga Bandoro, in northern Central African...

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