Central African Republic rebels disarm, peace still elusive
Officials in the Central African Republic say at least 300 rebels have dropped their weapons in the past month in an operation jointly organized by United Nations peacekeeping forces and government troops. Although the number adds to about 5,000 fighters who have put down their arms within the past decade, peace seems to be a distant hope for the troubled nation. Moki Edwin Kindzeka reports from neighboring Cameroon.
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