Central African Republic's interim President Michel
Djotodia has resigned at a regional summit aimed at ending violence that has
engulfed the country.
PM Nicolas Tiengaye also resigned at the meeting in Chad.
Thousands of people took to the streets in CAR's capital,
Bangui, most of them celebrating the news.
Mr Djotodia, CAR's first Muslim leader, seized power last
year. Since then 20% of the population have fled fighting between Christian and
Muslim militias.
The UN has warned of an impending humanitarian disaster.
Since December and the arrival of more regional
peacekeepers and French troops, 1,000 people have died in sectarian clashes.
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