Ivory Coast: Neither peace nor war

Although war officially ended in the West African country in July, rebels still control the northern half while the government holds the south. After more than a year without any formal administration, a parallel system has started to emerge in the north - a sort of abnormal normality. This facade of normality marks a situation frustrated Ivorians - particularly those in the north of this former French colony - have come to know as "ni paix, ni guerre" (neither peace nor war).