This week combined an urban crime scare, a significant tightening of military information control, and continued regional judicial proceedings. The Ministry of Defence issued an internal instruction barring military and civilian personnel from sharing operational information and restricting phone use in operational zones, a further step in the information-control pattern this report has tracked since July. In N'Djamena, the Abdoulaye Miskine trial continued through procedural hearings. Economic governance concerns also surfaced, with reports that 81% of tax revenue is now absorbed by salaries and continued price rises for fuel and basic goods in Bangui. No new confirmed armed clash inside CAR was identified, but the combination of urban insecurity, tightened military secrecy, and economic strain keeps the rating at "Moderate"
Central African Republic
Conflict & Security Watch
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REFLEXIVE PEACE PRACTICE (RPP) TAFAKARI
By Tafakari
• September 29, 2026
• Bangui • 6 downloads
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