In Zamboye, in the western part of the Central African Republic, on the border with Cameroon, silence and precariousness have replaced the effervescence that once reigned around the mining site. More than two weeks after the terrible landslide that has bereaved the town, the site remains closed. With it, it is all the economic activity of the village that is at a standstill.
In Zamboye, in the western part of the Central African Republic, on the border with Cameroon, silence and precariousness have replaced the effervescence that once reigned around the mining site. More than two weeks after the terrible landslide that has bereaved the town, the site remains closed. With it, it is all the economic activity of the village that is at a standstill.