Francois Bozize believes he's the only hope for lasting peace and stability in the Central African Republic. The former president was ousted by rebels and forced to flee. He's in Uganda now, and intends to contest October elections despite warnings against the move from both the African Union and United Nations. CCTV's Clementine Logan reports.
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