Central African Republic postpones key elections for three days

By Crispin Dembassa-Kette BANGUI (Reuters) - Crucial elections in the Central African Republic have been postponed from Sunday until Dec. 30 because preparations are running late, Prime Minister Mahamat Kamoun said on Thursday. The polls are meant to restore democratic rule in the aftermath of bitter conflict. Ballots for the presidential and legislative elections, printed abroad, only arrived in the capital Bangui in the last few days and have yet to be distributed to polling stations across a