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UN Mission in the Central African Republic - MINUSCA
Meet the men and women from MINUSCA keeping people from the Central African Republic safe, from the air.
published: 23 Nov 2019
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Displaced persons arrive at Bangui airport in CAR
New displaced persons arrive at the site of the Bangui airport from Monday night, following a new outbreak of violence in the Muslim Quarter of the Central African Republic capital. But living conditions are deplorable. Duration: 00:55
published: 19 Mar 2014
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Pope leaves Central African Republic
(30 Nov 2015) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY
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Bangui - 30 November 2015
1. Various of children singing, dancing and waving coloured balloons ahead of Pope Francis' departure
2. Various of Pope Francis at the airport, walking alongside the Interim President of Central African Republic, Catherine Samba-Panza, with military band playing
3. Francis looks on as Samba-Panza greets dignitaries
4. Various of Francis walking up stairs to plane and waving
5. Vatican flag and Central African Republic flag on front of plane
6. Soldiers rolling up red carpet on runway
7. Various of plane taking off and departing
STORYLINE:
Pope Francis was on his way back to Italy on Monday, following a two-day visit to Central African Republic.
After a final Ma...
published: 17 Nov 2016
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Central African Republic: Bangui Airport Refuge
UNHCR's High Commissioner António Guterres visits Central African Republic and meets internally displaced people in Bangui airport. He says the international community needs to give the CAR crisis the same focus as the emergencies in Syria and South Sudan.
Read more about the Commissioner's visit: http://rfg.ee/tAeA1
Help support our work in this crisis now: http://rfg.ee/tR3Cr
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published: 13 Feb 2014
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Thousands gathered at the Bangui airport in the Central African Republic on Friday, seeking refuge f
(6 Dec 2013) FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: 921300
Thousands of people gathered at the airport at the Central African Republic's capital of Bangui on Friday, seeking refuge from the Muslim rebel group-turned de facto government known as Seleka.
The French military, which controls Bangui airport, said about 2-thousand Central Africans took refuge there on Thursday, most if not all of them Christian, and the crowd was continuing to grow on Friday.
They fled their homes following a surge of bloodshed on Thursday that left more than 100 people dead in the currently lawless capital.
As French soldiers and equipment - including a fighter jet, helicopters, parachutists and armored vehicles - continued to arrive into one of the world's poorest countries, locals stood behind coils of bar...
published: 31 Jul 2015
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Russia's Mercenary Group Wagner Winning Hearts In Central African Republic
Wongel Zelalem reports on Russia's mercenary group Wagner winning hearts in Central African Republic.
published: 22 Dec 2023
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USAF C-17 Prepares to Airlift Rwandan Soldiers to Central African Republic
U.S. forces will transport a total number of 850 Rwandan soldiers and more than 1000 tons of equipment into the Central African Republic to aid French and African Union operations against militants during this three week-long operation. Video by Staff Sgt. Ryan Crane | Headquarters U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa
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published: 31 Jan 2014
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Central African Republic receives EU aid to battle COVID-19
The Central African Republic has begun receiving aid from the European Commission Thursday.
The Commission is using its humanitarian air service in an effort to help the country prepare to respond to the outbreak of COVID-19 in the country.
The European Commission Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection department plane is flying from Lyon to Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic.
The "Air Bridge" has been used before to transport aid to the Central African Republic. This was par…
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published: 09 May 2020
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The most important flight of the year: Bangui
The most important flight this year went to Bangui in the Central African Republic. Thanks to UNICEF Norway and our passengers who filled up the plane. Without you this would not have happened!
You can still contribute. Visit www.supportunicef.org
published: 17 Dec 2014
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Central African Republic: Airlifts Deliver Critical Food Assistance
WFP has started to airlift food into the Central African Republic (CAR) as the country faces a deepening hunger crisis with its roads too insecure to move in enough food for 1.25 million people affected by violence. The food will be distributed to families forced to flee their homes. Food is also urgently needed to be pre-positioned across CAR before the start of the rainy season when many roads will become impassable.
published: 13 Feb 2014
9:27
UN Mission in the Central African Republic - MINUSCA
Meet the men and women from MINUSCA keeping people from the Central African Republic safe, from the air.
Meet the men and women from MINUSCA keeping people from the Central African Republic safe, from the air.
https://wn.com/Un_Mission_In_The_Central_African_Republic_Minusca
Meet the men and women from MINUSCA keeping people from the Central African Republic safe, from the air.
- published: 23 Nov 2019
- views: 227547
0:55
Displaced persons arrive at Bangui airport in CAR
New displaced persons arrive at the site of the Bangui airport from Monday night, following a new outbreak of violence in the Muslim Quarter of the Central Afri...
New displaced persons arrive at the site of the Bangui airport from Monday night, following a new outbreak of violence in the Muslim Quarter of the Central African Republic capital. But living conditions are deplorable. Duration: 00:55
https://wn.com/Displaced_Persons_Arrive_At_Bangui_Airport_In_Car
New displaced persons arrive at the site of the Bangui airport from Monday night, following a new outbreak of violence in the Muslim Quarter of the Central African Republic capital. But living conditions are deplorable. Duration: 00:55
- published: 19 Mar 2014
- views: 14540
1:28
Pope leaves Central African Republic
(30 Nov 2015) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY
AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Bangui - 30 November 2015
1. Various of children singing, dancing and ...
(30 Nov 2015) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY
AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Bangui - 30 November 2015
1. Various of children singing, dancing and waving coloured balloons ahead of Pope Francis' departure
2. Various of Pope Francis at the airport, walking alongside the Interim President of Central African Republic, Catherine Samba-Panza, with military band playing
3. Francis looks on as Samba-Panza greets dignitaries
4. Various of Francis walking up stairs to plane and waving
5. Vatican flag and Central African Republic flag on front of plane
6. Soldiers rolling up red carpet on runway
7. Various of plane taking off and departing
STORYLINE:
Pope Francis was on his way back to Italy on Monday, following a two-day visit to Central African Republic.
After a final Mass at the sports stadium in Bangui, the Pope's motorcade headed to the airport, where his plane took off.
Despite security concerns raised about the pontiff's visit to the highly volatile country, Francis was able to visit the Muslim enclave of PK5 and hold Mass at the cathedral and sports stadium without incident.
Bangui's Muslims have been unable to leave the PK5 neighbourhood for months because armed Christian militia fighters have surrounded its perimeter.
The Pope also visited Kenya and Uganda as part of his five-day trip to Africa.
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https://wn.com/Pope_Leaves_Central_African_Republic
(30 Nov 2015) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLY
AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Bangui - 30 November 2015
1. Various of children singing, dancing and waving coloured balloons ahead of Pope Francis' departure
2. Various of Pope Francis at the airport, walking alongside the Interim President of Central African Republic, Catherine Samba-Panza, with military band playing
3. Francis looks on as Samba-Panza greets dignitaries
4. Various of Francis walking up stairs to plane and waving
5. Vatican flag and Central African Republic flag on front of plane
6. Soldiers rolling up red carpet on runway
7. Various of plane taking off and departing
STORYLINE:
Pope Francis was on his way back to Italy on Monday, following a two-day visit to Central African Republic.
After a final Mass at the sports stadium in Bangui, the Pope's motorcade headed to the airport, where his plane took off.
Despite security concerns raised about the pontiff's visit to the highly volatile country, Francis was able to visit the Muslim enclave of PK5 and hold Mass at the cathedral and sports stadium without incident.
Bangui's Muslims have been unable to leave the PK5 neighbourhood for months because armed Christian militia fighters have surrounded its perimeter.
The Pope also visited Kenya and Uganda as part of his five-day trip to Africa.
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- published: 17 Nov 2016
- views: 2345
3:11
Central African Republic: Bangui Airport Refuge
UNHCR's High Commissioner António Guterres visits Central African Republic and meets internally displaced people in Bangui airport. He says the international co...
UNHCR's High Commissioner António Guterres visits Central African Republic and meets internally displaced people in Bangui airport. He says the international community needs to give the CAR crisis the same focus as the emergencies in Syria and South Sudan.
Read more about the Commissioner's visit: http://rfg.ee/tAeA1
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https://wn.com/Central_African_Republic_Bangui_Airport_Refuge
UNHCR's High Commissioner António Guterres visits Central African Republic and meets internally displaced people in Bangui airport. He says the international community needs to give the CAR crisis the same focus as the emergencies in Syria and South Sudan.
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- published: 13 Feb 2014
- views: 6676
0:59
Thousands gathered at the Bangui airport in the Central African Republic on Friday, seeking refuge f
(6 Dec 2013) FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: 921300
Thousands of people gathered at the airport at the Central African Republic's capital of Bangui on Fr...
(6 Dec 2013) FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: 921300
Thousands of people gathered at the airport at the Central African Republic's capital of Bangui on Friday, seeking refuge from the Muslim rebel group-turned de facto government known as Seleka.
The French military, which controls Bangui airport, said about 2-thousand Central Africans took refuge there on Thursday, most if not all of them Christian, and the crowd was continuing to grow on Friday.
They fled their homes following a surge of bloodshed on Thursday that left more than 100 people dead in the currently lawless capital.
As French soldiers and equipment - including a fighter jet, helicopters, parachutists and armored vehicles - continued to arrive into one of the world's poorest countries, locals stood behind coils of barbed wire, banging on plastic buckets, waving rags in the air and singing with joy.
The Seleka rebels have run rampant in Central African Republic after toppling the president in March, fighting against Christian militias who back the ousted leader.
The capital remains awash in weapons and recent attempts at disarmament have yielded little success.
Thursday's bloodshed came as Christian militias, formed by supporters of the ousted president, raided Muslim neighborhoods.
It came hours before a UN Security Council vote to authorize the French deployment.
Despite the cheers that went up when a jet engine roared overhead, France insisted it was going only reluctantly into Central African Republic and with the limited aim of doubling its presence in the country to 1,200 troops.
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Thousands of people gathered at the airport at the Central African Republic's capital of Bangui on Friday, seeking refuge from the Muslim rebel group-turned de facto government known as Seleka.
The French military, which controls Bangui airport, said about 2-thousand Central Africans took refuge there on Thursday, most if not all of them Christian, and the crowd was continuing to grow on Friday.
They fled their homes following a surge of bloodshed on Thursday that left more than 100 people dead in the currently lawless capital.
As French soldiers and equipment - including a fighter jet, helicopters, parachutists and armored vehicles - continued to arrive into one of the world's poorest countries, locals stood behind coils of barbed wire, banging on plastic buckets, waving rags in the air and singing with joy.
The Seleka rebels have run rampant in Central African Republic after toppling the president in March, fighting against Christian militias who back the ousted leader.
The capital remains awash in weapons and recent attempts at disarmament have yielded little success.
Thursday's bloodshed came as Christian militias, formed by supporters of the ousted president, raided Muslim neighborhoods.
It came hours before a UN Security Council vote to authorize the French deployment.
Despite the cheers that went up when a jet engine roared overhead, France insisted it was going only reluctantly into Central African Republic and with the limited aim of doubling its presence in the country to 1,200 troops.
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- published: 31 Jul 2015
- views: 382
7:27
Russia's Mercenary Group Wagner Winning Hearts In Central African Republic
Wongel Zelalem reports on Russia's mercenary group Wagner winning hearts in Central African Republic.
Wongel Zelalem reports on Russia's mercenary group Wagner winning hearts in Central African Republic.
https://wn.com/Russia's_Mercenary_Group_Wagner_Winning_Hearts_In_Central_African_Republic
Wongel Zelalem reports on Russia's mercenary group Wagner winning hearts in Central African Republic.
- published: 22 Dec 2023
- views: 7368
8:38
USAF C-17 Prepares to Airlift Rwandan Soldiers to Central African Republic
U.S. forces will transport a total number of 850 Rwandan soldiers and more than 1000 tons of equipment into the Central African Republic to aid French and Afric...
U.S. forces will transport a total number of 850 Rwandan soldiers and more than 1000 tons of equipment into the Central African Republic to aid French and African Union operations against militants during this three week-long operation. Video by Staff Sgt. Ryan Crane | Headquarters U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa
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U.S. forces will transport a total number of 850 Rwandan soldiers and more than 1000 tons of equipment into the Central African Republic to aid French and African Union operations against militants during this three week-long operation. Video by Staff Sgt. Ryan Crane | Headquarters U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa
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- published: 31 Jan 2014
- views: 25836
0:49
Central African Republic receives EU aid to battle COVID-19
The Central African Republic has begun receiving aid from the European Commission Thursday.
The Commission is using its humanitarian air service in an effort t...
The Central African Republic has begun receiving aid from the European Commission Thursday.
The Commission is using its humanitarian air service in an effort to help the country prepare to respond to the outbreak of COVID-19 in the country.
The European Commission Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection department plane is flying from Lyon to Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic.
The "Air Bridge" has been used before to transport aid to the Central African Republic. This was par…
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The Central African Republic has begun receiving aid from the European Commission Thursday.
The Commission is using its humanitarian air service in an effort to help the country prepare to respond to the outbreak of COVID-19 in the country.
The European Commission Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection department plane is flying from Lyon to Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic.
The "Air Bridge" has been used before to transport aid to the Central African Republic. This was par…
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- published: 09 May 2020
- views: 447
3:31
The most important flight of the year: Bangui
The most important flight this year went to Bangui in the Central African Republic. Thanks to UNICEF Norway and our passengers who filled up the plane. Without ...
The most important flight this year went to Bangui in the Central African Republic. Thanks to UNICEF Norway and our passengers who filled up the plane. Without you this would not have happened!
You can still contribute. Visit www.supportunicef.org
https://wn.com/The_Most_Important_Flight_Of_The_Year_Bangui
The most important flight this year went to Bangui in the Central African Republic. Thanks to UNICEF Norway and our passengers who filled up the plane. Without you this would not have happened!
You can still contribute. Visit www.supportunicef.org
- published: 17 Dec 2014
- views: 19164
0:34
Central African Republic: Airlifts Deliver Critical Food Assistance
WFP has started to airlift food into the Central African Republic (CAR) as the country faces a deepening hunger crisis with its roads too insecure to move in en...
WFP has started to airlift food into the Central African Republic (CAR) as the country faces a deepening hunger crisis with its roads too insecure to move in enough food for 1.25 million people affected by violence. The food will be distributed to families forced to flee their homes. Food is also urgently needed to be pre-positioned across CAR before the start of the rainy season when many roads will become impassable.
https://wn.com/Central_African_Republic_Airlifts_Deliver_Critical_Food_Assistance
WFP has started to airlift food into the Central African Republic (CAR) as the country faces a deepening hunger crisis with its roads too insecure to move in enough food for 1.25 million people affected by violence. The food will be distributed to families forced to flee their homes. Food is also urgently needed to be pre-positioned across CAR before the start of the rainy season when many roads will become impassable.
- published: 13 Feb 2014
- views: 929