A man stands near urban buses, known as toca-toca in local language, at a bus station in Bissau March 10, 2009. Life in Bissau began to return to normal with some shops reopening, but people remained on edge after the killing of Guinea-Bissau's President Joao Bernado "Nino" Vieira on March 2 in an apparent revenge attack hours after the West African country's army chief General Batista Tagme Na Wai was killed, residents and security sources said. REUTERS/Luc Gnago (GUINEA-BISSAU TRANSPORT CONFLICT MILITARY POLITICS SOCIETY)