November 2002
French Forces Monitoring Ceasefire in Ivory Coast Have Not Witnessed Evidence of Renewed War
French forces in Ivory Coast report no signs of renewed conflict despite accusations against rebels. French Foreign Minister calls for a peaceful resolution after meeting…
Advancement of Government Forces in Ivory Coast - 2002-11-28
Government forces in Ivory Coast are advancing towards rebel-held Vavua, violating a ceasefire, while another rebel group claims control of Danan. The situation is complicated…
UN Requests $16 Million Aid for Ivory Coast - 2002-11-22
The UN has requested $16 million in aid for Ivory Coast amidst ongoing negotiations between the government and rebels over a new peace plan. This…
Senegalese President Calls for Mediation in Ivory Coast Internal Conflicts - 2002-11-17
Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade seeks to mediate in the ongoing conflict in Ivory Coast, where rebels control significant territory. He emphasizes the need for intervention…
Tension in Peace Negotiations in Ivory Coast - 2002-11-09
Tensions have risen in peace negotiations in Ivory Coast after the killing of a rebel leader's brother. The rebels are threatening retaliation while the government…
Peace Talks in Ivory Coast Halted - 2002-11-05
Peace talks in Ivory Coast have been suspended as rebels demand the resignation of President Laurent Gbagbo and new elections. The situation has led to…
Partial Agreement in Ivory Coast - 2002-11-02
The Ivorian government and rebels have reached a partial agreement to end a six-week rebellion, with amnesty for rebel soldiers and a commitment to open…
Peace Talks Between the Ivorian Government and Rebels - 2002-11-01
The Ivorian government and rebels are engaged in peace talks to resolve a six-week rebellion. Progress has been made, with both sides agreeing to halt…
Chad: Dozens of Citizens Massacred by South African Forces
The Chadian government reports that dozens of its citizens were massacred by Central African Republic forces, with casualties estimated between 80 and 120. This incident…