Ex-CAR president heads to exile in Benin

Michel Djotodia
Michel Djotodia

N’Djamena — Central African Republic’s former president Michel Djotodia travelled to Benin yesterday where he will go into   exile, government sources in Chad and Benin said. Djotodia, who was swept to power last March by northern rebels, resigned along with his prime minister on Friday under intense international pressure after they failed to halt months of inter-religious violence. — Reuters

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