Central African Republic President Catherine Samba-Panza attends an European Union-Africa summit in Brussels April 2, 2014. REUTERS/Alain Jocard/Pool
BANGUI (Reuters) -
Central African Republic's interim president pledged on Tuesday to overhaul her government and make it more representative, addressing mounting criticism of its failure to stem religious violence that has displaced nearly 1 million people.
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