Clashes erupt as militia enter Central African Republic capital

Via Emmanuel Braun BANGUI (Reuters) – Gunfire echoed through the capital of Crucial African Republic on Thursday within the heaviest clashes there for months, hours prior to the U.N. was expected to authorize a French mission to curb escalating Muslim-Christian sectarian violence. Former rebels controlling Bangui said they had come underneath attack from native militia and fighters loyal to ousted president Francois Bozize. Mindful of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, when a whole bunch of lots had been killed as the arena seemed on, the US and other Western powers are lobbying for global action to stop the anarchy in Central African Republic leading to major atrocities towards the civilian inhabitants. "There was gunfire all over the place city," Amy Martin, head of the U.N. Place of job for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in Bangui, informed Reuters.