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Found 93 articles.
- Vol 44 No 3
- 07/02/2003
No deal
France's efforts to impose a peace accord have failed. Côte d'Ivoire will now dominate the Franco-African summit in Paris on 19-21 February, far more than the controversial presence of President Robert Mugabe, who is in any case coming more to discu...
- Vol 44 No 2
- 24/01/2003
Foul play
Delegates talk peace in Paris but back home the killings continue and divisions deepen
- Vol 43 No 25
- 20/12/2002
A new front opens
France is determined to enforce the peace but may find the latest rebels hard to handle
- Vol 43 No 22
- 08/11/2002
Fighting for peace
Peace talks are faltering, and West African states are reluctant to join a peacekeeping force, but no one has any better ideas
- Vol 43 No 20
- 11/10/2002
Whose army?
The rebels are winning more territory and the government is losing more friends
- Vol 43 No 19
- 27/09/2002
The nightmare scenario
An army rebellion may send the once-prosperous country down the same road as its unstable neighbours
- Vol 43 No 14
- 12/07/2002
A la carte
Opposition leader Alassane Dramane Ouattara was at last granted a nationality certificate on 28 June (AC Vol 43 No 10) but was still unable to vote in district council elections on 7 July. The government insisted only those with a new green identity card ...
- Vol 43 No 10
- 17/05/2002
Interregnum
Politicians are quieter, the banks are friendlier, the security men are restless
- Vol 43 No 3
- 08/02/2002
The barricades again
Striking policemen upset the cash-strapped government and fuel other pay demands
- Vol 42 No 20
- 12/10/2001
Accident-prone
P>Almost everything that could go wrong for President Laurent Gbagbo's national reconciliation conference in Abidjan is doing so (AC Vol 42 No 18). None of the three main opposition figures - ex President Henri Konan Bédié, General Robert Gu...


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