Ivory Coast: Fifteen Years Later, the IHD Requests a Report from the ICC on Investigations
The OIDH requests an updated report from the International Criminal Court on the investigations opened fifteen years ago into the Ivorian crisis.
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The OIDH requests an updated report from the International Criminal Court on the investigations opened fifteen years ago into the Ivorian crisis.
The PDCI-RDA conditions Tidjane Thiam's return on security guarantees, according to its spokesperson Soumaïla Brédoumy.
Several opposition parties propose a new electoral body composed of experts, following the dissolution of the IEC.
The PPA-CI presented to Leonardo Santos Simão its concerns regarding detainees classified as "prisoners of conscience" and the future electoral body.
Françoise Remarck wants to better structure the cultural and creative industries to transform Ivorian heritage into jobs, businesses, and income in the regions.
The Directorate of Schools, High Schools, and Colleges prohibits teachers from charging their own students for remedial classes, in the name of ethics and equal access.
The Ivory Coast Elephants were defeated 1-0 by Cameroon on Saturday in Ebimpé, during an international friendly match.
A household appliance workshop and a residence were destroyed by a fire in Arrah. Local residents controlled the fire before the arrival of emergency services, with no casualties.
A pilot operation conducted at night allowed for the evacuation of nearly 1,000 TEUs of containers over five nights from Abidjan Terminal and Côte d’Ivoire Terminal.
The IGE is supporting five municipalities in the development of risk maps and mitigation plans to strengthen internal control and local governance.
The Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector aims to strengthen Sharia-compliant financing for SMEs and private investments in Côte d’Ivoire.
The government has launched the construction of 420 social housing units in Yamoussoukro, a new phase of the presidential housing and urban development program.
The State General Inspectorate trains its inspectors and controllers in public procurement auditing to better detect irregularities and strengthen the oversight of public spending.
The Ministry of Commerce aims to further structure the Ivorian beekeeping sector to diversify agricultural incomes, develop local processing, and better promote honey.
Producer card, micro-enterprises, and seals become the three pillars of the SNT. The Coffee-Cocoa Council states that transactions must now go through this system.
The BOAD aims to rebalance its financing between public and private sectors. Nearly 300 billion FCFA had already been approved in Côte d’Ivoire in the first half of 2026.