22 killed in two days of Central African clashes
File PhotoCAR descended into anarchy last year when Seleka rebels ousted then president Francois Bozize, a Christian who had come to power in a 2003 coup.
At least 22 people were killed over Wednesday and Thursday in clashes between the predominantly Muslim Seleka militias and Christian anti-balaka militiamen in northern (Central African Republic), a source with the African-led force in the war-torn country said Friday.
“The attack came from the Seleka based in the area. We, the anti-Balaka, are committed to peace,” he told AA, in reference to a ceasefire agreement signed in Brazzaville last week.