May 20, 2014
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0:44Now PlayingThe crisis in the Central African Republic seems to be far from over as the Seleka rebel group says it has reorganised itself to exercise greater control over its fighters.
The government condemned the move, saying the group had seized state property in the north.
The mostly Muslim rebels have been involved in heavy fighting with mainly Christian fighters in the anti-Balaka militia since March 2013.
The conflict has displaced about 25% of car's 4.6 million population.
The African Union, France and the European Union have about 7,000 troops battling to end the conflict.
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