Kolingba replaced a man, who had earlier been overthrown in an event known as the (*) Saint-Sylvestre coup, David Dacko.
This country's first prime minister was jailed for his participation in the Bokanga incident and was instrumental in the foundation of MESAN. After that man's death, Roger Barberot prevented Abel Goumba from succeeding the aforementioned Barthelmy Bonda. This country's constitution established a national assembly with 52 elected deputies and GIBAFOR organized the first free elections in this country, which were won by Ange-Felix Patasse. Both of those events were accomplished under the leadership of Andre Kolingba, who came to power in a bloodless coup. Kolingba replaced a man, who had earlier been overthrown in an event known as the (*) Saint-Sylvestre coup, David Dacko. This country's most famous leader feuded with his general Alexandre Banza and was deposed in Operation Barracuda. On Mother's Day that leader also killed all those in jail for matricide and he allegedly killed 100 students for refusing to wear school uniforms. For ten points, name this country with capital at Bangui, who was ruled by noted cannibal, Bokassa.
This country's first prime minister was jailed for his participation in the Bokanga incident and was instrumental in the foundation of MESAN.
Central African Republic