Ongoing Conflict and Attempts at Democracy Efforts to establish democracy in the 1990s were overshadowed by political turmoil and a civil war that began in 2013. This conflict arose from power seizures by the Seleka rebel coalition, leading to widespread violence and a humanitarian crisis. International interventions, including UN peacekeepers, have attempted to stabilize the situation. Current Challenges Despite recent attempts at political stability under President Faustin-Archange Touadéra, CAR continues to face significant challenges, including ongoing violence, displacement of populations, and governance issues. The road to recovery and peace remains fraught with difficulties requiring sustained national and international efforts. Conclusion The Central African Republic's history is a testament to its resilience in the face of recurring conflict and political upheaval. The nation continues to strive for stability and development, seeking to overcome its past and build a more promising future for all its citizens.