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    Boy Scouts Are Holding Together a War-Torn Country

    In the Central African Republic, peacekeepers come in all sizes.
    by Kevin Volkl Jun 10, 2019 2 minutes
    Source: Rami Niemi

    Ioutside Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic, it’s dangerous to travel alone. Journeying from village to village means navigating jungle or savanna without paved roads or reliable communication networks. CAR straddles one of the world’s largest magnetic anomalies, so compasses often err. And conflict among more than a dozen armed religious

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