A deadly landslide in Zamboï, Central African Republic, has prompted an investigation request from newly elected President Issa Tchiroma Bakary. The disaster has resulted in multiple fatalities, including citizens of Cameroon, and has led to expressions of solidarity from President Tchiroma. He’s also publicly denounced practices within the mining industry, suggesting they may have contributed to the catastrophe. The incident highlights the risks associated with mining operations in the region. Further details regarding the exact cause and full extent of the damage are still emerging. The President’s call for an inquiry signals a potential shift towards greater oversight of mining activities within the country. The tragedy underscores the vulnerability of communities near mining sites.