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Central African Republic President Sworn In for Third Term Amid Controversy
President Touadéra Inaugurated for Third Term
Faustin-Archange Touadéra, the President of the Central African Republic, has officially begun his third term, three months after a disputed general election. The inauguration ceremony took place in the capital, Bangui, with many supporters in attendance. President Touadéra vowed to conscientiously fulfill the duties of his office for the well-being of the Central African people. He declared that he would never exercise the powers vested in him by the constitution for personal gain, without any consideration of ethnic, regional, or religious affiliation.
President's Vow and Supporters' Response
During the inauguration, President Touadéra swore “to ensure the well-being of the Central African people, to conscientiously fulfill the duties of my office without any consideration of ethnic, regional or religious affiliation, never to exercise the powers vested in me by the constitution for personal gain.” Many supporters gathered at the event, cheering and showing their backing for President Touadéra. The crowd held signs that read 'Touadéra, my President,' demonstrating their enthusiasm. This inauguration is expected to bring hopes for political stability and national development.
*Source: YouTube: Associated Press (2026-03-31)*
