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The Gabonese contingent of the Minusca in 2019.
The Gabonese contingent of the Minusca in 2019. © UN/Minusca/Igor Rugwiza

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Guterres gets tough in wake of peacekeeper abuse scandals

The decision was as sudden as it was shrouded in mystery: on 15 September, four months before Gabon joined the Security Council, the UN told Gabonese peacekeepers deployed in the Central African Republic to leave the country, citing cases of sexual abuse. Facing a considerable financial loss, Gabon, denounced an investigation it said lacked any identified complainants. Africa Intelligence has pieced together the facts behind the war of communiqués.
LogoSubscribers only Defence, Politics 21.02.2022
French president Emmanuel Macron and his Central African counterpart Faustin Archange Touadéra during their last meeting in September 2019.
French president Emmanuel Macron and his Central African counterpart Faustin Archange Touadéra during their last meeting in September 2019. © Aurélien Morissard/IP3 Press/MaxPPP

Touadéra eager to meet with Macron

Central African president Faustin Archange Touadéra has been making repeated appeals to Paris in recent days with a view to meeting with Emmanuel Macron on the sidelines of the European Union-African Union summit. For the moment, the French government is politely stalling for time.
LogoSubscribers only Diplomacy 17.02.2022

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