Cote d'Ivoire's civil war stems, at least in part,
from ethnic clashes after masses of people fled the northern dry lands of Burkina Faso for the coast.
Not exact matches
Across the «middle belt» that separates Nigeria's north
from its south, nomadic
ethnic Fulani herdsmen, mostly Muslim, have
clashed with indigenous, mostly Christian farmers over grazing land for generations, and the conflicts have intensified since 2011, according to the report.
Islamists stormed the NTC headquarters in Benghazi, over 100 militia brigades
from Misrata engaged in retributive killings of Gaddafi supporters, and
ethnic tensions between Arab Islamists and minority Berber and Tebou populations led to violent
clashes.
Harsher words were exchanged at an equal opportunities commission fringe meeting where two senior Tory women
clashed over affirmative action to ensure more women and MPs
from ethnic minorities, a policy widely endorsed by most speakers yesterday.
The worst result
from this environmental destruction was the
ethnic clashes witnessed recently between the pastoral Maasai and the farming Kikuyu over use of the dwindling water resources at the base of the escarpment.