Liberia: Power-sharing deal imminent, says rebels

Liberian rebels locked in peace talks have said a power-sharing deal could be signed as early as today.

Liberia: Power-sharing deal imminent, says rebels
Mon, 18 Aug, 2003 - 08:20

Liberian rebels locked in peace talks have said a power-sharing deal could be signed as early as today.

The news boosted the hopes of Liberians who filled churches in the ravaged capital Monrovia yesterday to pray that the West African and American troops there maintained a lasting peace.

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