Central African Republic marks 2 years since peace deal

Saturday marks two years since Central African Republic’s government signed a peace deal with rebel groups in an attempt to end years of fighting, but the country faces growing violence that threatens to null the agreement. President Faustin-Archange Touadera urges parties to stay faithful to the deal, and he assures civilians that the army is doing what it can to reclaim rebel-held areas. The renewed violence occurred after the constitutional court rejected former president Francois Boziz