| Since then, UN peacekeeping troops brought to the island following intercommunal fighting in 1963 have patrolled a buffer zone separating the two communities. |
| The region continues to be volatile and is vulnerable to terrorism, which exploits existing regional conflicts and intercommunal violence. |
| The principal industries are brigandage, piracy, slave-raiding, cattle-rustling and intercommunal warfare. |
| Without it, re-establishing intercommunal relations is hard. |
| The mission of a Tourist Office is to welcome and inform tourists, while promoting the local community or intercommunal structure in agreement with the Departmental Tourist Committee and the Regional Tourist Committee. |
| There are also fears of civil strife, as the opposition and loyalty divide is worryingly loaded with intercommunal significance. |
