The Central African Republic is voting below strain
The Central African Republic voted in heavily guarded polling stations in the second round of parliamentary elections on Sunday after rebel violence misunderstood December's votes.
Voting began smoothly with only minor delays over the capital Bangui, the electoral body said. Small rows of residents could be seen waiting to vote when a large number of police and gendarmerie stood by.
"Things are going well in Bangui so far," The National Election Authority spokesman Theophile Momokoama said by…