Central African Republic rebels threaten to enter capital

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Central African Republic rebels threaten to enter capital

Rebels in Central African Republic could enter the capital Bangui as early as "tonight, or tomorrow morning" and are still not committed to peace talks that regional leaders are seeking to organize, a spokesman said on Sunday.   

"We are waiting to see what comes out of today's meeting between (CAR President Francois) Bozize and African Union Chairman (Thomas) Yayi Boni before we make a final decision,"  SELEKA rebel spokesman Nelson Ndjadder said by telephone. "We could march into Bangui tonight or tomorrow morning."   

Yayi Boni, who is also Benin's president, is due to meet Bozize at Bangui airport Sunday afternoon.        

However, the Economic Community of Central African States had called on Friday for a “dialogue without conditions or introductions” to be held as soon as possible in Libreville, noting that the conflict’s parties in the Central African Republic agreed on the principle of negotiating.


REUTERS/LBCI

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