The Central African Republic marked the 80th anniversary of the United Nations with a symbolic and deeply human gesture – the official launch of the National Blood Donation Campaign, an initiative that embodies the country’s commitment to life, peace, and solidarity.

More and more young creators and entrepreneurs are using digital platforms to launch businesses, build audiences, and turn ideas into income with social media rapidly evolving from a tool for entertainment into a genuine engine of economic opportunity.

Across the Central African Republic (CAR), schools officially reopened their doors on September 15, marking the start of the 2025/2026 academic year. In some schools, particularly in the capital Bangui, administrators chose to delay the effective return by a few days to better prepare classrooms and staff for the challenges ahead.

The flag of the Central African Republic (CAR) is more than decoration: it is a political program and cultural history stitched into cloth. Officially adopted on 1 December 1958, it carries a design by Barthélemy Boganda, an important centralafrican politician—melding colonial-era references, the Pan-African idea, and a pledge to unity. 

At the African Caucus 2025, Kallot, the Congolese-Central African CEO of the AI platform Amini, encouraged young female developers, founders, and students in Bangui to use digital technology to drive local progress.