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Ivory Coast has launched its first national internship competition in odonto-stomatology. Thirty-eight applications were approved by the DEPPS for this inaugural session.
Two people have died of rabies in Gagnoa following dog bites. The INHP reports 44 people bitten during the period and emphasizes the urgency of receiving treatment.
Burkina Faso has inaugurated Raffinor-BF, its first national gold refinery. The plant is intended to enable a larger portion of gold production to be processed locally.
Without Mohamed Salah, rested due to the synthetic turf in Juba, Egypt dominated South Sudan 5-0 and takes the lead in Group B with four points.
Long held at bay by Somalia, Ivory Coast secured a 2-0 victory thanks to Yann Gboho in the 89th minute and Mohamed Touré in the 95th.
Congo and Cameroon drew 1-1 in Brazzaville. Bantsiele opened the scoring before an own goal by Zinga, caused by Nagida.
Mali defeated Liberia 1-0 in Monrovia thanks to Ange Martial Tia, who scored in the 79th minute for his second goal in two appearances.
Beaten in Morocco on the first matchday, Gabon responded by defeating Niger 2-0 in Franceville thanks to Effaghe and Denis Bouanga.
Benin defeated Mauritania 2-1 in Abidjan thanks to a brace from Rodolfo Aloko and joined Burkina Faso at the top of Group F.
The Ivorian Ministry of Water and Forests is urging the public to exercise caution in response to the increasing number of elephants reported near villages, roads, and plantations.
The Plateau City Hall is seeking compensation following the demolition of part of the Promenade Lagunaire developments by the Autonomous District of Abidjan.
The PLCC says it has dismantled a network linked to fake Mobile Money gifts. The case includes 503 complaints for an estimated loss of 231.3 million FCFA.
A police operation carried out in Daloa led to the arrest of 16 individuals and several seizures. The intervention is part of the national Special Sparrowhawk initiative.
A local RHDP official in Abidjan denounces the criticism targeting Cissé Bacongo within the party itself, in a case still under judicial investigation.
The Ethiopian army claims to act with restraint as clashes related to Tigray spread to Amhara and Afar, amid mutual accusations with Eritrea.
Nearly 2.7 million people have returned to Khartoum since the capital was retaken by the army, but water, electricity, healthcare, and employment remain severely disrupted.
