Residents of the Bangui Muslim quarter want armed groups out The bumpy streets of Bangui's Muslim quarter are lined with stalls plying their trade to a cacophony of honking horns and cars backfiring, just like on any other day. But beneath this veneer of normalcy in PK5, a flashpoint district in Central African Republic's capital, many traders are on edge after refusing to comply with a protection racket run by local armed groups. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES