The Central African Republic's government said Thursday that its army along with Russian and Rwandan allies recaptured a western border town from rebels, reopening a key supply route from the capital Bangui to neighbouring Cameroon that had been blocked since December. "After the towns of Boali, Bossembele, Bossemptele, Yaloke and Bouar, the Central African Armed Forces (FACA) and their Russian and Rwandan allies liberated the town of Beloko, thereby opening the national road to Cameroon," the government posted on Facebook. clt-gir/amt/blb/dl/tgb