CAR to Vote in Rushed Constitutional Referendum

The United Nations mission in the Central African Republic, MINUSCA, has been scrambling to make Sunday’s constitutional referendum happen. The vote is seen as a key test ahead of much-delayed presidential and parliamentary polls. Parts of the country, however, are still controlled by rebels who could disrupt voting. MINUSCA chief Parfait Onanga Anyanga said Friday that the mission had flown more than 60 flights and transported about 100 tons of electoral materials to...

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