At the end of June 2026, the Central African Republic had a cash surplus of 8.37 billion CFA francs (approximately 15 million USD), representing 29.98% of the annual target set at 27.92 billion CFA francs (nearly 50 million USD). This seemingly positive result hides a significant budget overrun that the Central African Ministry of Finance...
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