Dec 8, 2005 • 1 min read

African country bans unfaithful songs

The Central African Republic has told its broadcasters to stop playing songs that might encourage men to leave their wives, Communications Minister Fidele Ngoundgika confirmed.

So, how about some of those quirky 'and finally' type stories to finish things off for today? Firstly, the Central African Republic has told its radio and TV stations to stop playing songs that might encourage men to leave their wives. Music that might convince men to look for a different woman, the country's politicians claim, is a hindrance to the country's development. Confirming the government had told the country's broadcasters to avoid such music, Interim Communications Minister Fidele Ngoundgika told reporters: "The Central African woman is a key part of the country's development".

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