Two armed groups, both factions of the ex-Séléka rebels have clashed in Haute Kotto prefecture.

In addition to the scores killed and wounded, more than  11 000 people have been displaced.

Many of the victims are civilians who have been targeted based on their ethnicity.

UN  Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon underlines the willingness of the international community to support the country on its path towards recovery and stability.

He hopes that the extraordinary summit meeting of the Economic Community of Central African States, expected to be held in Libreville on 30 November, will reinforce  efforts to consolidate peace and place the country on a path of recovery and stability.

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