Central African Republic's Rebellion Continues To Grow

Rebel forces seized the town Kabo, 350 kilometres north of Bangui, on Wednesday (AFP/Graphic)

Rebels In Central African Republic Take City Of Bambari -- BBC

Rebels in the Central African Republic (CAR) have seized the key city of Bambari as part of their offensive against President Francois Bozize.

The city, the third largest in the country, fell into rebels hands after two hours of fighting with government forces, witnesses said.

Bambari is one of several towns recently captured by the rebels - and the nearest one to the capital Bangui.

The rebels accuse President Bozize of failing to honour a 2007 peace deal.

Their move into Bambari comes a day after regional leaders called on the rebels to withdraw back to their original positions and accept talks with the government.

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More News Of Rebel Advances In The central African Republic

Central African Republic rebels take another town after previous pledge to halt advance -- Washington Post/AP
Rebels take key Central African city: witnesses -- AFP
Central African Republic rebels in defiance, seize another town -- Reuters
Rebels capture key CAR town of Bambari -- Al Jazeera
Central African Republic rebels take 7th town in rapid offensive posing threat to government -- Washington Post/AP
C.Africa rebels suspend fighting pending talks -- AFP
Rebel union in Central African Republic raises humanitarian concerns -- The Guardian
Central African Republic: Humanitarian Situation Deteriorating -- allAfrica
Rebels continue Central Africa push as Chad troops arrive -- Radio Netherlands
2,000 troops from neighboring Chad arrive in Central African Republic to fight rebels -- Washington Post/AP
Chad troops enter Central Africa to help fight rebels: military -- AFP
Chad forces aid CAR fight against rebels -- UPI
Central African Republic: Security Council Concerned Over Situation in Central African Republic -- allAfrica
Security Council Condemns CAR Rebel Attacks -- Voice of America
Central African Republic may be failing -- UPI
Q&A: Central African Republic's rebellion -- BBC