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The 16 pages that link to Central African Republic, each with the reason it gives.

• CameroonRelated: Cross-border trade and displacement connect it to Cameroon’s eastern regions.

• ChadCompared with: The southern border connects Chad to a neighboring state affected by recurring instability and refugee movements.

• Wagner GroupRelated: Wagner-linked personnel provided security and military support while Russian influence expanded.

• African forest elephantBroader topic: Its forested regions contain important habitat for the species.

• Ubangi-ShariBroader topic: It succeeded Ubangi-Shari as an independent state.

• Central African Republic independenceBroader topic: It was the state created by the end of colonial rule.

• David DackoRelated: Dacko led the country at independence and shaped its first postcolonial government.

• Ubangi RiverRelated: Much of the Ubangi’s middle course lies within the country.

• BanguiNarrower topic: Bangui is its capital and largest urban center.

• Barthélemy BogandaBroader topic: Boganda’s independence campaign helped define the new state’s political identity.

• François BozizéNarrower topic: Bozizé’s political career unfolded amid the country’s recurring crises of state authority.

• Jean-Bédel BokassaCompared with: The republic was renamed and replaced by the empire Bokassa proclaimed in 1976.

• Ogooué RiverRelated: The river’s uppermost sources are associated with this country before its course enters Gabon.

• Uele RiverRelated: The Mbomou forms part of the international river boundary near the Uele confluence.

• Central African Bush WarNarrower topic: The Bush War was one conflict within the country’s wider political history.

• Manovo-Gounda St. Floris National ParkNarrower topic: The park’s location and conservation challenges are shaped by the country’s geography and institutions.