Djotodia Returns to the Central African Republic

Expand Former Central African Republic president Michel Djotodia (C) is received in Bangui on January 10, 2020 by political supporters. © 2020 Florent Vergnes/AFP via Getty Images Two former leaders accused of serious abuse have recently returned to Central Africa Republic. Only two weeks after the return of former Central African Republic president Francois Bozizé to the country, former rebel, turned self-appointed president, Michel Djotodia landed in the capital, Bangui, last Friday. Under Djotodia’s leadership, the Seleka, a mostly Muslim rebel coalition from the country’s north, ousted…

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