End war, Pope urges troubled CAR

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Pope Francis blesses a child in a refugee camp on November 29, 2015 in Bangui. He said he was saddened by the endless infighting in the country and urged the international community to ensure the conflict that is based on religious differences is brought to an end. PHOTO | GIUSEPPE CACACE |
Pope Francis blesses a child in a refugee camp on November 29, 2015 in Bangui. He said he was saddened by the endless infighting in the country and urged the international community to ensure the conflict that is based on religious differences is brought to an end. 


  • Ms Samba-Panza expressed hope that Pope Francis’s visit, an outcome of visits by a coalition of Christian and Muslim leaders to the Vatican last year, will bring the warring groups together and restore peace.
  • Hundreds of people ignored security threats and lined the main road from the airport to cheer the Pope with hopes that peace will be restored by his visit.
Pope Francis Sunday asked warring camps in the Central African Republic to lay down their arms as he jetted into Bangui for the final leg of his African tour.
He said he was saddened by the endless infighting in the country and urged the international community to ensure the conflict that is based on religious differences is brought to an end.


 PHOTO | GIUSEPPE CACACE | AFP

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