By Brigitte M’Bali-Nzapa
BANGUI, Central African Republic — In a shaded courtyard off a quiet Bangui avenue, the scent of slow-simmering gozo — fermented cassava — coils through the air, intertwining with the nutty...
By Fadila Ngatakou
BIMBO, Central African Republic — In the village of Gbaya-Dombia, the early light filters through acacia branches, casting long shadows over a patchwork of fields. The rhythmic swish of machetes cutting...
By Brigitte M’Bali-Nzapa
BANGUI, Central African Republic — In a shaded courtyard off a quiet Bangui avenue, the scent of slow-simmering gozo — fermented cassava...
DZANGA-SANGHA, Central African Republic — At dawn, a pale mist drapes the Dzanga Bai clearing. Forest elephants emerge from the shadows, their vast frames moving with slow, deliberate grace across sodden grass. Above, hornbills flash between branches while mangabeys chatter in the canopy. In the tree line, a small group of visitors — flanked by BaAka trackers — watch in silence, their cameras momentarily forgotten.
These scenes, once rare, have become more common in Dzanga-Sangha, a remote reserve in the country’s southwest. Long scarred by poaching, logging, and political unrest, the park now sits at the heart of a careful push to position the Central African Republic as a destination...
DZANGA-SANGHA, Central African Republic — At dawn, a pale mist drapes the Dzanga Bai clearing. Forest elephants emerge from the shadows, their vast frames...
By Fadila Ngatakou
BIMBO, Central African Republic — In the village of Gbaya-Dombia, the early light filters through acacia branches, casting long shadows over a patchwork of fields. The rhythmic swish of machetes cutting through weeds breaks the morning stillness. Around the edges of the clearing, a cooperative of women and young men works side by side, their hands roughened by years of labor, their...
By Aurélien Dombé
BANGUI, Central African Republic — On the fringes of Bangui, where nights once descended into unbroken darkness, sunlight is now captured and stored. Along the rooftops of modest cinderblock homes, solar...
BANGUI, Central African Republic — In the main ward of Bangui’s Hôpital Communautaire, the air is heavy and warm. A single ceiling fan turns lazily, its blades pushing stale air over a row...
KEMBE, Central African Republic — At first light, a thin red haze rises over the savanna as a dented...
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