Central African Republic: Residents of Bangui are facing
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Bangui retains its French roots with colonial architecture, and food and produce with a touch of French inspiration. In the city’s various markets you can buy stunning jewelry and butterfly collections, or try bargaining for local produce in nearby villages.
Malaria, dengue and chikungunya are present in CAR. Mosquito repellents and nets are recommended for those traveling to this region. Antimalarial medication is advised for all travelers. Our Passport Health specialists can provide you with these medications.
If you are traveling for business or vacation, you should carry all necessary documentation with you at all times: passport, visa, proof of yellow fever vaccination. If you are traveling on business, you should have your travel orders from your employer with you.
Central African Republic: Sexual Violence in Bangui
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The Central African Republic is the most dangerous country in the world.
The French influence is particularly strong in the capital, Bangui, which retains its colonial aesthetic and is scattered with patisseries serving fresh baguettes and Eclase. Vibrant stalls around the central market provide cheap and tasty local cuisine, ranging from fish straight from the Ubangi River to fried plantain and Fufu, a sour-tasting starch prepared from manioc flour, which is a staple of the region.
The country’s frenetic markets are perfect places to interact with and better understand the culturally diverse tribal people that make up the population. Shorter interactions with these people show them to be inquisitive, warm and generous beyond their means.
The far south is home to the equatorial rainforests, which are considered some of the best places in Africa to see forest elephants and western lowland gorillas. The jungle is also home to pygmy tribes, who live off the land in remote pockets of Central Africa. Visits to these tribes are possible and offer an insight into their extraordinary lives.
The return to the country after 7 years of exile in cameroon.
Before traveling abroad, it is recommended that you register your data in this Ministry’s computerized Traveler’s Registry in order to facilitate assistance in case of emergency or need.
Before traveling abroad, it is recommended that you register your details in this Ministry’s computerized Travelers’ Registry to facilitate assistance in case of emergency or need.
After several changes, the presidential and legislative elections are scheduled for January 23, 2011 for the first round and March 20, 2011 for the second round. Since October 2009 there has been an Electoral Code, an Independent Electoral Commission, which is not exempt from criticism. Out of an estimated population of 4.4 million inhabitants, 1.7 million have already been registered in the electoral roll. In 2005, 1.2 million were registered.
Casa África’s Antonio Lozano Reading Club reads the book “South Africa and the road to freedom. From apartheid to democracy”, by Enrique OjedaOn September 22, 2022 at 6 pm at Casa ÁfricaLettersCasa África