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.
The State General Inspectorate trains its inspectors and controllers in public procurement auditing to better detect irregularities and strengthen the oversight of public spending.
Received by Vagondo Diomandé, Charles Blé Goudé announced the preparation of a joint document with several opposition parties on the future electoral body.
The second ordinary session of 2026 of the National Assembly opened on October 1st, with the 2027 budget, public policy oversight, AI, and parliamentary modernization on the agenda.
The face of Laurent Gbagbo now appears on a mural in Ouagadougou alongside Mandela, Lumumba, Nkrumah, and Sékou Touré, in a context of ideological rapprochement with the supporters of the AES.
A local RHDP official in Abidjan denounces the criticism targeting Cissé Bacongo within the party itself, in a case still under judicial investigation.
Salva Kiir dissolved the transitional government following an electoral reform that removed the requirement to complete the permanent Constitution and the census before the election.
The family of former Guinean Prime Minister Sidya Touré has scheduled his burial for October 2 in Abidjan. The arrival of the body is announced for the day before.
The former head of the Guinean government and opposition figure has died in Paris. Born in Dimbokro, he had also held high-ranking positions in Côte d’Ivoire.
The COJEP has launched a mobilization in Yopougon for the fourth anniversary of Charles Blé Goudé’s return, with a major celebration planned for November 28.
The sole candidate in the running, former Prime Minister Guillaume Soro, was re-elected as president of Générations et Peuples Solidaires during the internal vote on September 26, 2026.
The Ivorian government has adopted a bill providing for increased penalties against illegal gold mining, which can reach up to 20 years in certain cases.