Cote d'Ivoire Army Mutineers Shoot at Protesters

Six people, including a mother of three, were wounded when renegade soldiers fired shots during a protest against an army mutiny in Bouake, according to witnesses. The mutiny began over a pay dispute.

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  • 14 May 2017
    Cote d'Ivoire Mutiny - Soldiers Continue Standoff Over Pay
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    Al Jazeera English
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    Mutinous soldiers in Ivory Coast have reopened roads into the second-biggest city, Bouake. But they're continuing their revolt over pay. The government promised them more money in January - but it now says it can't afford it. And many locals are urging the soldiers to get back to work. Al Jazeera's Ahmed Idris reports from Abidjan, Ivory Coast. see more »

Government supporters have taken to the streets to protest against the mutiny by soldiers over a pay dispute.

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