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Central Africa Republic: Prime Minister resigns

Saturday, January 19th, 2008 @ 13:57 UTC

by Ndesanjo Macha

Countries:: Central African Republic
Topics:: Politics

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Repoblika Ivon'i Afrika : Nametra-pialana ny Praiministra...

HDPT blog reports: “Prime Minister Elie Doté of the Central African Republic resigned, together with his government, on Friday 18 January 2008, following two weeks of strikes by unions and government workers over salary arrears.”

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[...] prime minister of the Central African Republic, together with his government, has resigned in the wake of two weeks of strikes. President François Bozizé accepted the resignation [...]

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