Some CAR Gangs Turn to Gardening

The U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization says the Central African Republic needs to find more work for young people if it wants to avoid further violence. The agency is working to show how gardening can be career opportunity for youth involved with armed groups.   In a village 26 kilometers north of Bangui, drummers welcome FAO workers who have come to see how a group here is working to grow water melons and other produce. Villagers say until recently gardener Levy Koulbe was...

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