| A still image from video of soldiers who have taken control of Bouake standing at a checkpoint in Bouake, Ivory Coast January 6, 2017. /REUTERS |
A delegation led by Ivory Coast’s Defence Minister Alain-Richard Donwahi reached an agreement on Saturday with mutinying soldiers to end a two-day revolt that has spread unrest across the West African nation, said a local official involved in the talks.
“We have a deal. There’s white smoke,” said Djande Lorgn, the sub-prefect in the city of Bouake where the talks took place. “This accord ends the mutiny.”