The Central African Republic (CAR) and 14 armed groups have reached a peace deal during talks in Sudan’s capital on Saturday, the CAR government and the United Nations have said. The renewed peace negotiations between the armed militias and the CAR government have been going on in Khartoum since January 24.
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