Rebel Reports Clashes With Loyalists in West
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A rebel leader in western Ivory Coast said there were fierce clashes between his forces and loyalist troops, despite a new power-sharing coalition.
Rebel leader Felix Doh said his troops had captured Bin Houye, 37 miles south of rebel-held Danane. It was impossible to verify the claim independently and an army spokesman was not immediately available.
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