Ivory Coast dispute leaves 2 presidents, chaos
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rajakumar
Hope people of ivory coast,continue together towards peace despite woes of political leaders.
Curfew is only after 7pm,every night,business can still go on during day.
Ivory coast leaders, must mediate,to share its management .
Political leaders,should enter into more unity dialogues for nation's improvement, despite all differences of political affiliations.
More time and patience needed by all,to resolve national management woes.
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IvanCoughalot
Time to bring back European rule.
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mikehuntez
The UN should be asking for countries to keep the peace here soon when all hell breaks out. You just can't do anything with Africa. It's hopeless like it's little brother Haiti.
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rajakumar
Things looking better for Ivory Coast, via UN peacemakers and South africa peace makers.
No further agitation news.
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