Djoubissi

Djoubissi, also known as Ndjoubissi, is a village situated in Ouaka Prefecture, Central African Republic.

Djoubissi
Djoubissi Location in Central African Republic
Coordinates: 6°11′43″N 20°45′47″E
Country	Central African Republic
Prefecture	Ouaka
Sub-prefecture	Bambari
Commune	Danga-Gboudou

History

UPC attacked FPRC in Djoubissi on 4 December 2016. Unable to take the village from FPRC, UPC sent its reinforcement forces, which included the Mauritanian contingent forces of MINUSCA. The fight resumed on the next day and UPC seized the village from FPRC. However, the commander of the Mauritanian contingent denied that the village had been taken.^[1]

A clash between two warring armed groups ensued in Djoubissi on 9 December 2017, in which several people were killed, houses burned, and properties pillaged.^[2]

Energy

Near the village, there is a gold mine.^[3]

Education

There is a school in Djoubissi.^[4]

Health

Djoubissi has one health post.^[5]