Twenty-five people have been killed in two days of violence in the Central African Republic. The Central African Republic has been wracked by conflict along religious and ethnic lines since 2013. The United Nations Peace keeping mission in CAR, MINUSCA, said clashes between elements of the anti-Balaka and ex-Seleka caused 15 deaths and a number of wounded in the town of Bambari, about 250km north-east of the capital Bangui. Dr. Check Achu, Research Specialist at the Africa Institute of South Africa programme of the Human Sciences Research Council says ther will continue to be flare-ups of violence in CAR until certain issues are resolved..