Côte d’Ivoire: Clean-Up of Toxic Waste Begins

19 Sep 2006

International waste removal experts in protective suits and masks have begun cleaning up toxic waste that was dumped in several areas of Abidjan in a scandal that has further raised tension in the city as the end of the president’s term approaches. Full Story

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