Saturday, 7 January 2017

Ivory Coast President Says Government Reaches Deal With Soldiers to End Uprising

President Alassane Ouattara said the government had reached an agreement with disgruntled soldiers who had demanded higher salaries and better living conditions.
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Ivory Coast President Says Deal Reached to End Army Mutiny

Ivory Coast's president says a deal has been reached to end a mutiny by soldiers in the West African nation
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Ivory Coast President Says Deal Reached to End Mutiny

Ivory Coast's president says a deal has been reached to end a mutiny by soldiers in the West African nation
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Ivory Coast: Gunfire Erupts as Army Mutiny Gains Momentum

Heavy gunfire erupted Saturday at a military camp in Abidjan, Ivory Coast's largest city, and parts of the city center were on lockdown as officials grappled with an army mutiny that appeared to be gaining momentum
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Military Revolt Spreads in Ivory Coast as Government Struggles to Respond

Rebellious soldiers, who are taking to the streets in several Ivorian cities, are demanding raises, bonuses and shorter tenures of service.
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Ivory Coast: Unrest Spreads as Officials Seek End to Mutiny

Heavy gunfire erupted at a military camp in Ivory Coast's largest city on Saturday, witnesses said, a sign that a mutiny launched by disgruntled soldiers could be escalating despite government efforts to bring it to a swift end
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Fresh Gunfire in Ivory Coast as Officials Seek End to Mutiny

A witness in Bouake, Ivory Coast's second-largest city, says gunfire has been heard for a second day in as security officials prepare to meet with disgruntled soldiers who staged a mutiny over pay and other conditions
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