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| 1956 Jan |
The first Bahá’í pioneer in what is now the Central African Republic, Samson Nkeng, arrives in Bangui from the British Cameroons. |
Central African Republic |
Samson Nkeng; pioneer |
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| 1970 12 Nov |
Bahá’ís in the Central African Republic are arrested at a meeting to commemorate the anniversary of the birth of Bahá’u’lláh and Bahá’í activities are banned when a disaffected Bahá’í denounces the Faith as a political movement to the authorities. [BW15:207] |
Central African Republic |
religious persecution |
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| 1971 13 Feb |
Following the ban imposed by the government of the Central African Republic on Bahá’í activities in November 1970 and subsequent representations made by the international Bahá’í lawyer Dr Aziz Navidi, the ban is lifted and the Bahá’í Faith officially recognized.- This is broadcast in every news bulletin on government radio for the next 24 hours, the first public proclamation of the Bahá’í Faith in the country.
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| 1971 Ridván |
The National Spiritual Assembly of the Central African Republic is formed with its seat in Bangui. [BW15:207]- For picture see BW15:148.
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Central African Republic |
NSA |
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| 1973 1 Apr |
The Bahá’ís of the Central African Republic broadcast the first of their weekly radio programmes on Radio Bangui. [BW16:141] |
Central African Republic |
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| 1975 End of the year |
The Bahá’ís of the Central African Republic begin to televise regular semi-weekly programmes. [BW16:141] |
Central African Republic |
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| 1987 |
The first Pygmy local spiritual assembly in the Central African Republic is formed. [BINS173:1] |
Central African Republic |
LSA |
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| 2008 15 – 16 Nov |
Regional Conferences held in Bangui, Central African Republic, Bangalore, India and Uvira, Democratic Republic of the Congo, [BWNS669] |
Bangui; Central African Republic; Bangalore; India; Uvira; Democratic Republic of the Congo |
Regional Conferences |
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