In the Central African Republic, cross-border incursions spilling over from the conflict in Sudan led to mass displacement in the town of Am Dafock. Head of MINUSCA Valentine Rugwabiza briefed the United Nations Security Council on how interventions by peacekeepers protected civilians. | United Nations Peacekeeping

For more than a decade, peacekeepers serving with MINUSCA have been playing a critical role in providing peace and stability for millions of people across the Central African Republic 🇨🇫 and the wider region. The Mission helps implement the national peace agreement, facilitating dialogue among communities and brokering local peace deals when conflicts arise. Thanks to the support of the United Nations Police - UNPOL and the United Nations Rule of Law and Security Institutions the Mission also

In Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic, the city is now entering the dry season, marked by intense heat. Thousands of kilometres away from home, Vietnamese peacekeeping officers serving with the MINUSCA mission are busy preparing to welcome Tet early. Vietnam Today welcomes Captain Nguyễn Thị Ngọc Trâm, Training Staff Officer currently serving with the MINUSCA mission, to hear her firsthand reflections from the Central African Republic. #Vietnamtoday #MINUSCA #Peacekeepingofficie

Zambian Peacekeeping Heroes Return Home By Bester Musonda Zambian peacekeepers have returned home after completing their mission in the Central African Republic under the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission, MINUSCA. The contingent, known as Zambatt Ten, arrived yesterday at the Kenneth Kaunda International Airport under the command of Colonel SAMUEL SOKO. Their deployment marks Zambia's ongoing commitment to peacekeeping and regional stability on the international s