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Businessman Chosen As Liberia's Leader
ACCRA, Ghana - Liberia's rebels and government chose a gentle-mannered Monrovia businessman seen as neutral Thursday to lead a transition government that aims to guide the country out of 14 years of civil war.
Nations:Libya Activities:Liberia Rebeling Crisis
2003-08-21
Power-Sharing Accord Near in Liberia
MONROVIA, Liberia - Mediators said they were close to signing a power-sharing accord for Liberia on Monday, cementing progress toward peace after the resignation of President Charles Taylor and the lifting of a 10-week rebel siege of the capital.
Activities:Liberia Rebeling Crisis
2003-08-18
Liberia's Hungry Break Through, Eat
MONROVIA, Liberia - Embracing loved ones and gulping down whatever food they could find, tens of thousands of hungry Liberians on Friday broke through the front lines that had divided the capital for 10 weeks of deadly siege. U.S. Marines and West African peacekeepers stood guard as the first aid ship docked.
Activities:Liberia Rebeling Crisis
2003-08-15
Rebels Lift Siege of Starving Monrovia
MONROVIA, Liberia - Rebels lifted their siege of Liberia's capital Thursday and 200 American troops landed to support a West African peace force, breaking off a 10-week campaign that routed the president, killed over 1,000 civilians and left hundreds of thousands trapped and starving.
Activities:Liberia Rebeling Crisis
2003-08-14
Pentagon to Send 200 Troops to Liberia
WASHINGTON - The Pentagon plans to send 200 more U.S. troops ashore in Liberia to help Nigerian peacekeepers get food and other emergency supplies flowing and to provide a land-based ``quick-reaction force'' in case the peacekeepers get in trouble, officials said Wednesday.
Activities:Liberia Rebeling Crisis
2003-08-13
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