Place in Nana-Mambéré, Central African Republic
Nguia-Bouar is a village situated in Nana-Mambéré Prefecture, Central African Republic.
History
At the end of 2017, the gendarmes withdrew from Nguia-Bouar following the incursion of 3R rebels.[1] Bangladesh contingent of MINUSCA captured the village from Siriri on 28 April 2018 after the failed negotiations that asked the rebels to leave.[2] 3R militias attacked IDP camp in the village on 9 June 2021.[3] Wagner's helicopter bombarded a mining site near the village on 30 August 2021, causing the residents to flee to the bush.[4]
Wagner withdrew its forces from Nguia-Bouar on 19 January 2023.[5] Following the Wagner's defeat in a battle against CPC near Nguia-Bouar on 10 September 2023, FACA, Wagner, and Rwanda forces conducted military operation against the rebels in the village on 13 September, causing the villagers to flee to the bush.[6]
Education
Nguia-Bouar has one school.[7]
Healthcare
There is a health center in the village.[8]
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