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Ivory Coast leader’s bid for a 4th term after rivals sidelined is seen as a risk for democracy
Ivory Coast’s President Alassane Ouattara has announced that he will be running for a fourth term. He is the latest leader in West and Central Africa to attempt to stay in power after weakening the opposition party.
Ivory Coast has a history of election-related violence. In 2010, a dispute over Ouattara’s victory led to about 3,000 deaths in clashes with Gbagbo supporters.
E lections in Ivory Coast have a tendency to turn bloody. Disputes over the result of the presidential election in 2000 were instrumental in sparking a five-year civil war in the west African ...
The United States provided Ivory Coast with $65 million to support counterterrorism and border security last year. About 50 U.S. military personnel and contractors are deployed here, according to ...
Ivory Coast's Coffee and Cocoa Council (CCC) has helped the national police to seize three trucks loaded with 1,500 bags of cocoa beans on the border with Guinea, the regulator's managing director ...
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