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West Africa, 2004 Timeline Saturday, June 21     Author
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  UN troops enter eastern Liberia  United Nations troops are expanding their control over parts of the lawless countryside Helicopter crashes on Lagos beach   War crimes tribunal opens  A ceremony attended by the president and UN officials. The court doesn't have the Liberia's ex-president Charles Muslim leader: 300 killed   Obasanjo declared state of emergency  President said the state of emergency in part of the country was necessary to quell deadly religious violence Plane crashes off coast Strike over fuel prices Unions suspend strike W. Africa to create 'rapid response' force   24 dead in UN helicopter crash  A Russian-made Mi-8 helicopter crashed killing all peacekeepers, aid workers and others on board Foes clinch peace deal Polio campaign restarted  The state of Kano has resumed vaccinations after an 11-month ban that threatened efforts to eradicate the disease U.N. finds mass graves  A human rights team has found 3 mass graves with at least 99 bodies in northern rebel stronghold of Korhogo $248 million to be spent on AIDS drugs Darfur disarmament plan laid out Fears of Africa polio epidemic Rebels rejected key conditions of deal Darfur talks deadlocked Pipeline blast kills 12 Sudan talks break up with no deal Rebel leader cites deal Cease-fire reached with rebels  The government has signed a cease-fire with 3 groups that had been targeting foreign oil companies in the Delta region Locusts invade capital  A giant swarm of locusts has invaded the city of Nouakchott. The plague is still in its early stages   Strike ends, more planned  A two-day warning walkout at Royal Dutch Shell Group was due to end without disrupting supplies Fuel price strike starts

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  A 4-day general strike. More strikes would follow if a 25% increase was not reversed
Oct.21     Darfur peace talks delayed  The African Union has recommended a 4-day postponement of peace talks after a mix-up left delegates stranded

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Nov.6     France attacks Ivorian airbase
  French forces have destroyed 2 government warplanes after an air strike left 8 French soldiers dead and 23 injured
    Ivory Coast seethes after attack  Armed mobs of government loyalists took to the streets of the city of Abidjan, in anger against France Nov.7     France boosts Ivory Coast force
  France was flying in 300 of extra soldiers and Ivory Coast was pulling back its troops
    France limits Ivory Coast pullout  The French government dispatching 3 planes to evacuate at least 100 people, including many French citizens   President calls for calm  Laurent Gbagbo has appealed for order amid the violence that erupted Nov.9   Mbeki seeks to calm Ivorian storm  South African President is in Ivory Coast to try to restore calm after 2 days of violence Nov.10   Foreigners flee Ivory Coast
  The U.N. and France have begun mass evacuations of U.N. staff and foreign nationals following days of violence
Nov.13   Military chief sacked  The president Laurent Gbagbo, has sacked his army chief of staff, Gen Mathias Doue Nov.14   Westerners evacuate Ivory Coast  Frightened Westerners piled into buses, boats and planes in a growing evacuation despite government promises Nov.15   UN arms embargo for Ivory Coast
  The Security Council has voted unanimously to impose an immediate arms embargo. The ban will last 13 months

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Dec.23   '20 die' in fuel blaze  Fire broke out on sighting the police as the theft was under way, and the pipeline was damaged   Shell cuts Nigerian oil exports  International oil giant has been forced to suspend some exports because of community unrest in the Niger River Delta




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  UN troops enter eastern Liberia  United Nations troops are expanding their control over parts of the lawless countryside   War crimes tribunal opens  A ceremony attended by the president and UN officials. The court doesn't have the Liberia's ex-president Charles Muslim leader: 300 killed W. Africa to create 'rapid response' force Foes clinch peace deal Darfur disarmament plan laid out Rebel leader cites deal Cease-fire reached with rebels  The government has signed a cease-fire with 3 groups that had been targeting foreign oil companies in the Delta region   France attacks Ivorian airbase



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  French forces have destroyed 2 government warplanes after an air strike left 8 French soldiers dead and 23 injured
Nov.7   France boosts Ivory Coast force
  France was flying in 300 of extra soldiers and Ivory Coast was pulling back its troops
Nov.9 Mbeki seeks to calm Ivorian storm  South African President is in Ivory Coast to try to restore calm after 2 days of violence Nov.13 Military chief sacked  The president Laurent Gbagbo, has sacked his army chief of staff, Gen Mathias Doue Nov.15 UN arms embargo for Ivory Coast
  The Security Council has voted unanimously to impose an immediate arms embargo. The ban will last 13 months



West Africa, 2004 Disasters Timeline ... See World Disasters timeline Top ^
2004 Jan.30 Helicopter crashes on Lagos beach Jun.8 Plane crashes off coast Jun.29   24 dead in UN helicopter crash  A Russian-made Mi-8 helicopter crashed killing all peacekeepers, aid workers and others on board Jul.31 Polio campaign restarted  The state of Kano has resumed vaccinations after an 11-month ban that threatened efforts to eradicate the disease Aug.24 Fears of Africa polio epidemic Sep.17 Pipeline blast kills 12 Oct.2 Locusts invade capital  A giant swarm of locusts has invaded the city of Nouakchott. The plague is still in its early stages Nov.7   France limits Ivory Coast pullout  The French government dispatching 3 planes to evacuate at least 100 people, including many French citizens Nov.10 Foreigners flee Ivory Coast
  The U.N. and France have begun mass evacuations of U.N. staff and foreign nationals following days of violence
Nov.14 Westerners evacuate Ivory Coast  Frightened Westerners piled into buses, boats and planes in a growing evacuation despite government promises Dec.23 '20 die' in fuel blaze  Fire broke out on sighting the police as the theft was under way, and the pipeline was damaged


West Africa, 2004 Business Timeline ... See World Business timeline Top ^
2004 Jun.9 Strike over fuel prices Jun.11 Unions suspend strike Aug.19 $248 million to be spent on AIDS drugs Sep.17 Pipeline blast kills 12 Oct.9   Strike ends, more planned  A two-day warning walkout at Royal Dutch Shell Group was due to end without disrupting supplies Oct.10 Fuel price strike starts
  A 4-day general strike. More strikes would follow if a 25% increase was not reversed
Dec.23 Shell cuts Nigerian oil exports  International oil giant has been forced to suspend some exports because of community unrest in the Niger River Delta


West Africa, 2004 Crime & Justice Timeline ... See World Crime & Justice timeline Top ^
2004 Mar.9   War crimes tribunal opens  A ceremony attended by the president and UN officials. The court doesn't have the Liberia's ex-president Charles May.5 Muslim leader: 300 killed Aug.2 U.N. finds mass graves  A human rights team has found 3 mass graves with at least 99 bodies in northern rebel stronghold of Korhogo


West Africa, 2004 Politics Timeline ... See World Politics timeline Top ^
2004 May.22   Obasanjo declared state of emergency  President said the state of emergency in part of the country was necessary to quell deadly religious violence Jul.30 Foes clinch peace deal Aug.19 $248 million to be spent on AIDS drugs Aug.22 Darfur disarmament plan laid out Aug.26 Rebels rejected key conditions of deal Sep.6 Darfur talks deadlocked Sep.17 Sudan talks break up with no deal Sep.29 Rebel leader cites deal Oct.21   Darfur peace talks delayed  The African Union has recommended a 4-day postponement of peace talks after a mix-up left delegates stranded Nov.6   Ivory Coast seethes after attack  Armed mobs of government loyalists took to the streets of the city of Abidjan, in anger against France Nov.7 President calls for calm  Laurent Gbagbo has appealed for order amid the violence that erupted Nov.9 Mbeki seeks to calm Ivorian storm  South African President is in Ivory Coast to try to restore calm after 2 days of violence Nov.13 Military chief sacked  The president Laurent Gbagbo, has sacked his army chief of staff, Gen Mathias Doue Nov.15 UN arms embargo for Ivory Coast
  The Security Council has voted unanimously to impose an immediate arms embargo. The ban will last 13 months