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03 Oct 2003
 
 
UN peacekeepers patrol tense Liberian capital
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United Nations troops patrolled the tense streets of the Liberian capital Monrovia yesterday, one day after at least three people were killed in clashes between rebels and government troops.
 
 
02 Oct 2003
 
Clashes mar first day of peacekeeping force in Liberia
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At least three people were killed and seven wounded yesterday in clashes between rebels and government troops and militiamen as United Nations peacekeepers began taking over from west African...
 
 
25 Sep 2003
 
Liberian rebel leader returns from exile
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The leader of the Liberia's main rebel movement has returned to the troubled west African country after nearly five years in exile in neighboring Guinea, his movement said Wednesday.
 
 
19 Aug 2003
 
Liberian govt, rebels sign peace pact
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Liberia's interim government and two rebel groups yesterday signed a comprehensive peace pact that includes details of a new power-sharing administration to end a four-year civil war.
 
 
05 Aug 2003
 
West African force gains strength in Liberia
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West African peacekeepers were today to build up their strength at Liberia's main airport in preparation for a risky mission to bring stability and humanitarian aid to its wartorn capital Monrovia.
 
 
04 Aug 2003
 
Liberians tense on eve on peacekeeping mission
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Loyalist troops and rebels were locked in a tense standoff yesterday in the Liberian capital Monrovia, a city gripped by hunger and menaced by disease, on the eve of the arrival of west African...
 
 
28 Jul 2003
 
Liberian rebels turn down US plan
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Liberian rebels yesterday stepped up their attack on two key bridges that would allow access to the centre of Monrovia and the seat of President Charles Taylor's power, turning down US requests for...
 
 
13 Feb 2003
 
Liberian rebels claim to have seized key towns
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Liberian rebels Wednesday claimed to have taken more key towns and said they will intensify military pressure on President Charles Taylor to quit the seaside capital of Monrovia.
 
 
 
                       
 
 
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