At least 30 killed in Central African Republic conflict
Around 30 people were killed and 57 wounded on Wednesday during an attack on refugees by the Séléka militia in the north of Central African Republic, UN peacekeepers said. The militia was reportedly avenging the recent murder of four Muslims. Notably, the country has been facing a civil war since 2013 when the mostly-Muslim militia toppled the then-President Francois Bozize.