central african republic

'No Safety Net.' How Climate Change and Unprecedented Flooding Is Destroying Communities in the Central African Republic

By Suyin Haynes

3 Russian Journalists Killed in Central African Republic

By Laignee Barron

Why Child Soldiers Rarely Stay Free for Long in the Central African Republic

By Sandra Olsson

A Photographer Reflects on Covering Conflict in the Central African Republic

By Olivier Laurent
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Bringing Central African Republic's Story to the World

A new exhibition brings together two years of work by photographer William Daniels

By Olivier Laurent

Looking for Hope in the Land of the Ignored

French photographer William Daniels returns to Central African Republic

By Andrew Katz

New Rape Charges Against U.N. Peacekeepers

Human Rights Watch uncovered eight more cases of rape and exploitation by UN peacekeepers in the Central African Republic

By Aryn Baker

Why Pope Francis Is Visiting an Active War Zone in Africa

Archbishop Franco Coppola, Pope Francis’ ambassador to the Central African Republic, will host the Holy Father for his 26-hour visit to Bangui on November 29. During his short stay, Pope Francis will visit a refugee...

By Elizabeth Dias

How the Pope Could Play Peacemaker on His Africa Visit

On his first papal visit to Africa, Pope Francis brings a message of hope, peace and inter-faith harmony

By Aryn Baker

French Photographer Wins 2015 Remi Ochlik Award

Edouard Elias won for his work on the French Foreign Legion in Central African Republic

By Olivier Laurent

Marcus Bleasdale Wins Robert Capa Gold Medal

“This is a war about corruption, it’s a war about poverty, it’s a war about misrule, mismanagement, bad governance"

By Andrew Katz

A Year of War in the Central African Republic

One photographer's year-long look at the unending cycle of death and uncertainty in a country mostly neglected by the international community

By Andrew Katz

Senior LRA Commander Surrenders

Dominic Ongwen could have information about the movements of Joseph Kony

By Aryn Baker

Photojournalism Daily: Jan. 6, 2015

A compilation of the most interesting photojournalism found on the web, curated by Mikko Takkunen

By Mikko Takkunen

Hundreds of Muslims Are Trapped in Enclaves in the Central African Republic

Those trapped "face a grim choice: leave and face possible attack from anti-balaka fighters, or stay and die from hunger and disease," reports HRW

By Per Liljas

William Daniels Wins 2014 Tim Hetherington Grant

The photographer has spent the last year documenting the impact of strife in Central African Republic

By Andrew Katz

Photojournalism Daily: Dec. 5, 2014

Today’s daily Photojournalism Links collection highlights Andrew Quilty‘s work on Pakistani refugees in Afghanistan. Some 100,000 civilians fled the Pakistani military’s offensive against insurgents in North Waziristan this past summer by seeking shelter across the...

By Mikko Takkunen

Five Best Ideas of the Day: October 17

1. Bill Gates has some notes for Thomas Piketty: Tackle income inequality by taxing consumption, not capital.By Bill Gates in Gates Notes2. Thousands have died as Central African Republic slides toward civil war, but media...

By The Aspen Institute

Photojournalism Daily: Oct. 17, 2014

Photojournalism Links is a compilation of the most interesting photojournalism found on the web, curated by Mikko Takkunen

By Mikko Takkunen

Top Photographers Win $130,000 Worth of Grants

Announced at Visa pour l’Image, a widely-attended yearly photojournalism festival held in Perpignan, France, the grants—first established in 2004—aim to help photographers undertake "projects of personal and journalistic significance."

By Richard Conway
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