ZIMBABWUE BECAREFULL WITH THEIR IVORY PLAY

Ivory Coast Gets New Prime Minister
Email this StoryApr 4, 5:46 PM (ET)By HEIDI VOGT

(AP) Ivory Coast's new Prime Minister Guillaume Soro, left, and Charles Konan Banny, center, outgoing...

ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast (AP) - A rebel leader who has controlled northern Ivory Coast for four years took office Wednesday as the country's prime minister - a key step in an accord aimed at bringing a lasting peace.
"The first part of this challenge is the consolidation of trust among all Ivorians and the return of a durable peace," new Prime Minister Guillaume Soro (ANGOLA .......??) told an audience of dignitaries and journalists as he took over the second-highest office in the country nearly five years after leading a coup attempt against President Laurent Gbagbo.
The failed coup started a civil war that was settled in 2003 with an uneasy agreement to divide Ivory Coast into a rebel-held north and a government-controlled south. U.N. and French peacekeepers patrol a buffer zone between the two sides.
A series of subsequent deals have failed to bring elections to the world's largest cocoa producer