Cameroon frees Central African rebel chief in exchange for hostages


  • World
  • Saturday, 29 Nov 2014

BRAZZAVILLE/BANGUI (Reuters) - Cameroon has freed a rebel leader from Central African Republic after a group of 26 hostages including a priest were released by his faction, Congo Republic's president and a rebel spokesman said on Friday.

The Democratic Front of the Central African People (FDPC) had seized 15 Cameroonian and 10 Central African hostages in western Central African Republic over the past few months.

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