Ghana on Friday said it would not contribute troops for a possible military push against incumbent Ivorian President Laurent Gbagbo, even though it supported the stand by the regional bloc ECOWAS to force Gbagbo out if he fails to step down peacefully.
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'Ghana will not contribute troops for possible military push against Gbagbo'
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Gaddafi rules out talks with rebels
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West African leaders hail Ghana for peaceful elections
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Nigeria may not achieve MDG targets --
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Domestic violence is still a problem in Ghana --
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Ghana won't release Asamoah
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Ivory Coast braces for violence
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Kyoto protocol must not be terminated on African soil
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Yar'Adua will not attend UN General Assembly --
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Nigeria pledges continued support to global peace
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Africa seeks partnership not patronage
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Ivory Coast coach Stielike will not rejoin squad
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Drogba pulls out of Ivory Coast squad
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Sarkozy says France to keep troops in Ivory Coast
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Tsvangirai will not attend summit