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In the Central African Republic, the Two Msf Employees Released After Their Arrest in Zemio

Summary by Le Monde
Médecins sans frontières had announced on Tuesday that two of its employees – one French, the other Central African – had been arrested on 4 March in Zemio, in the southern Central African Republic, before being "transferred to Bangui, where they were still in police custody".

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In the Central African Republic, the Two Msf Employees Released After Their Arrest in Zemio

Médecins sans frontières had announced on Tuesday that two of its employees – one French, the other Central African – had been arrested on 4 March in Zemio, in the southern Central African Republic, before being "transferred to Bangui, where they were still in police custody".

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Thursday, March 12, 2026.
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