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For decades, the Central African Republic (CAR) has been defined in global headlines by political instability and humanitarian crises. Less visible is its gradual pivot toward renewable energy — particularly solar power — a shift driven as much by necessity as by environmental vision. With more than 2,800 hours of sunshine annually, the country has...
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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 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...
BERBÉRATI, Central African Republic — The midday heat settles heavily over the ravine, thick with the smell of damp earth. Barefoot men in tattered shirts lower battered plastic buckets into shafts no wider...
By Aurélien Dombé
BANGUI, Central African Republic — On the fringes of Bangui, where nights once descended into unbroken darkness,...
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