Central African Republic

The ruling party is considering a constitutional amendment and a possible delay to December's elections

The peace agreement is still holding, but the accountability mechanisms it envisaged rest on shaky foundations

Almost one year on, a new peace deal is still holding, but progress remains mixed and elections are looming

Political reform projects across the region face crucial tests in 2020, as challenging circumstances multiply

Domestic political tensions dominate the picture, as regional states struggle with longstanding reform challenges

Efforts continue to save a shaky peace agreement, but its inherent pitfalls and ongoing violence threaten the process

The eighth peace deal in six years reflects a major gamble, but it may have more chance of success than its predecessors

Peace initiatives have gained momentum but intercommunal violence and armed group competition persist