When does Ecuador debut in World Cup 2026: Calendar and possible matchups
Ecuador will debut in the 2026 World Cup against Ivory Coast on June 14, followed by matches against Germany and Curacao.
France, Ivory Coast and Benin express their desire to continue cooperation in the fight against terrorism
France, Ivory Coast, and Benin reaffirm their commitment to enhance collaboration in combating the terrorist threat during a tripartite meeting in Cotonou.
Ivory Coast: Residual stocks of cocoa from the main campaign still in question
Cocoa producers in Ivory Coast are still waiting for payments related to residual stocks from the main cocoa campaign due to a lack of liquidity.
World Cup 2026: Elye Wahi, a new significant reinforcement for the Ivory Coast Elephants
Elye Wahi, the Nice striker, officially joins the Ivory Coast national football team ahead of the 2026 World Cup after previously hesitating to represent the country.
2026 World Cup: The French team will face Ivory Coast in Nantes for preparation
The French national team will play against Ivory Coast on June 4 in Nantes as part of their preparation for the 2026 World Cup.
France Returns Stolen Sacred Speaking Drum to Ivory Coast After 110 Years
France has returned a sacred speaking drum, taken 110 years ago, back to the Ivory Coast.
Ivory Coast pays tribute to 19 victims of Grand-Bassam jihadist attack
Ivory Coast commemorated the tenth anniversary of a jihadist attack that killed 19 people at a beach resort in Grand-Bassam.
France returns 'talking drum' looted in 1916 in Ivory Coast
France has officially returned a sacred drum, known as the 'talking drum,' to Ivory Coast, marking a historic restitution of a cultural artifact from its colonial past.
Ivory Coast marks 10 years since deadly Grand-Bassam beach attacks
Ivory Coast commemorates the 10th anniversary of the Grand-Bassam beach attacks that resulted in numerous deaths and called attention to the ongoing threat of jihadist violence in the region.
Anti-terrorism struggle in Cรดte d'Ivoire: "In the face of groups that adapt their operational modes, we must remain vigilant"
The article discusses the ongoing anti-terrorism efforts in Cรดte d'Ivoire in light of past attacks, particularly the significant incident in Grand Bassam ten years ago.
Ivory Coast: Defections within the PDCI, four deputies leave the parliamentary group
Internal turmoil within Cรดte d'Ivoire's PDCI party leads to four deputies suspending their participation in the parliamentary group due to management issues.
Municipal Elections: Against the "System Installed in Its Ivory Tower", Jean-Michel Aulas Shows Confidence in a Final Meeting in Lyon
Jean-Michel Aulas, the former president of Olympique Lyonnais, emphasizes his confidence in winning the municipal elections against the current ecologist government in Lyon during his final campaign meeting.
Amnesty calls on Ivory Coast to release 'unjustly arrested' election protesters
Amnesty International urges the Ivorian government to release several individuals arrested during protests related to the recent presidential election, claiming their arrests are unjust.
Mory Sacko, from high-end African cuisine
Mory Sacko, a chef of Malian and Senegalese descent, has been appointed as Air France's first 'signature chef' from Africa, creating a menu to be served on flights from various African cities.
Kaisa Juuso boiled over to the Ministry of Finance - 'It's easy to shoot from the ivory tower'
Kaisa Juuso criticizes the Finnish Ministry of Finance for its approach to welfare state budget cuts, suggesting that talking about service cuts is easy when not faced with real consequences.
Cocoa beans rot in Ivory Coast after commodity crash
A major price drop in cocoa has led to unsold cocoa beans rotting in warehouses in Ivory Coast, impacting farmers' livelihoods.
Cocoa crash leaves West African farmers struggling despite global chocolate demand
Cocoa farmers in Ghana and Ivory Coast are facing severe economic challenges due to a sharp decline in cocoa prices, which have fallen from historic highs, leaving many unable to sell their harvested beans.
March 8th Day: Medical certificate for rape still required for filing complaints in Ivory Coast
In Ivory Coast, a medical certificate for rape is often required for filing complaints, which serves as a significant barrier for victims seeking justice due to its high cost.
Ivory Coast: Tchinlovogo women transform their locality through market gardening
In Ivory Coast, women in the village of Tchinlovogo are improving their community through collective market gardening initiatives.
Ivory Coast: women tap into financial freedom through rubber tree farms
In Ivory Coast, women are increasingly achieving financial independence through the ownership of rubber tree farms as part of an initiative to address gender disparities in land ownership.
Cocoa Crisis: How Ghana Attempts to Manage the Collapse of Global Prices
Ghana is facing challenges in managing the drastic decline of global cocoa prices, which have significantly impacted its agricultural sector, especially in comparison to Ivory Coast.
In Ivory Coast, Burkinabe refugees benefit from agricultural training in Brondougou
Burkinabe refugees in Ivory Coast are receiving agricultural training aimed at empowering them and integrating them into the local economy.
Ivory Coast: The Anger of Cocoa Farmers in Response to the Sharp Drop in Purchase Price
Cocoa farmers in Ivory Coast are angry about a drastic reduction in the purchase price of cocoa, falling from a record high.
Ivory Coast cocoa growers to face 60% price cut on their produce
Ivory Coast has drastically cut cocoa prices by nearly 60% to address a sales slump affecting the agricultural sector.
First new repatriation grants approved
The Swedish Migration Agency has approved its first repatriation grants, significantly raised from 10,000 to a maximum of 350,000 kronor per adult for refugees looking to return to their home countries.
In the face of the cocoa crisis, Ivory Coast drastically reduces the purchase price for farmers
Ivory Coast has substantially reduced the purchase price of cocoa for farmers by over 57% amid an ongoing cocoa crisis.
High amounts of sugar found in Nestlรฉ baby cereal sold in Africa
Nestlรฉ's baby cereal Cerelac sold in Africa is under scrutiny for containing high levels of sugar, in contrast to its European counterpart.
At the Border of Burkina Faso, the Slowdown of Trade Weighs on Ivorian Traders
The slowdown of trade at the Burkina Faso border is significantly impacting Ivorian traders and farmers, leading to decreased productivity and lower prices for goods.
Cocoa: Ivory Coast advances the start of its marketing campaign due to prices per ton
Ivory Coast has advanced the start of its cocoa marketing campaign due to unsold stocks and high prices that exceed global market rates.
Leipzig's Bundesliga Star: How Yan Diomande Became the King of Dribblers
Yan Diomande, a promising 19-year-old footballer from Ivory Coast, is making waves in the Bundesliga and has caught the attention of football legends.
Ivory Coast: the national journalists' union plagued by divisions
The national journalists' union in Ivory Coast is facing internal divisions and disputes regarding upcoming leadership elections, raising concerns of political interference.
Ivory Coast Faces 200,000 Tons of Unsold Cocoa Over Price Dispute
Ivory Coast is faced with approximately 200,000 tons of unsold cocoa due to ongoing tensions between regulators and international buyers, impacting exports significantly.
Has Cocoa Stopped Being Africa's Gold? Prices Plummet, Warehouses Full
The article discusses the significant drop in cocoa prices in 2024 and its implications for farmers and the cocoa trade in Ivory Coast and Ghana.
Epstein files expose money, women, power ties to Senegal, Ivory Coast
Documents reveal Jeffrey Epstein's connections with influential figures in Senegal and Ivory Coast, including Karim Wade and Nina Keita.
Brazil suspends cocoa bean imports from Ivory Coast
Brazil has halted cocoa bean imports from Ivory Coast due to concerns over pests and disease.
The world's largest producer: Resuming cocoa purchases from Cรดte d'Ivoire after canceling the price premium
Cocoa traders have resumed buying from Cรดte d'Ivoire after the country agreed to eliminate the price premiums that were stalling sales.
Ivory Coast: "The current situation leaves little choice on prices at the Coffee-Cocoa Council"
The International Agricultural Show in Paris highlights the challenges facing Ivory Coast's cocoa sector, which is struggling with plummeting prices and unsold stocks.
Government suspends cocoa imports from Ivory Coast, the world's largest producer
Brazil has suspended the importation of fermented and dried cocoa beans from the Ivory Coast due to phytosanitary concerns.
Government temporarily suspends cocoa imports from Ivory Coast, the largest supplier to Brazil
Brazil's Ministry of Agriculture has temporarily suspended cocoa imports from the Ivory Coast due to phytosanitary risks in the shipments.
Ivory Coast: the talking drum authorized to reunite with those waiting for it for 110 years
The talking drum known as Djidji Ayรดkwรฉ has been officially returned from France to Ivory Coast, signifying a significant cultural restoration after 110 years.
France hands back stolen colonial-era artifact to West African country
France has returned a sacred drum, the Djidji Ayokwe, to Ivory Coast in a ceremony attended by both nations' culture ministers.
Ivory Coast: Chinese micro-dramas, these mini-series that make you addicted
Chinese micro-dramas are gaining popularity in Ivory Coast, enthralling viewers with their unique storylines and short formats.
Ivory Coast: a whistleblower heard by an examining judge at the Bingerville court
In Ivory Coast, whistleblower Jean-Christian Konan was questioned by a judge regarding multiple complaints, including charges of defamation and public disorder.
France repatriates stolen colonial-era 'talking drum' to Ivory Coast
France has returned a colonial-era 'talking drum' to Ivory Coast, looted in 1916 by colonial troops, as part of broader efforts to repatriate stolen artefacts.
France returns colonial-era talking drum to Ivory Coast
France has returned a colonial-era 'talking drum' to Ivory Coast, marking a significant step in the repatriation of stolen artefacts to Africa.
A Mission in Abidjan: How Ivory Coast Revealed Epstein's Connection to Israel?
The article discusses how a financial deal orchestrated in 2015 links Jeffrey Epstein, a figure notorious for sex trafficking, to an Israeli tech company and highlights complex international financial dealings.
Ivory Coast considers cocoa price cut after Ghana
Ivory Coast is contemplating a reduction in cocoa prices paid to farmers, following Ghana's recent decision to cut prices by nearly 30% due to declining global cocoa prices.
Ivory Coast: whistleblower Jean-Christian Konan under detention order
Whistleblower Jean-Christian Konan has been detained in Ivory Coast following several charges, including defamation and incitement to hatred.
Cocoa Prices Drop 10%: Why Are Chocolate Prices Holding Steady Globally?
Cocoa prices have fallen by 10% due to rising stockpiles in Ivory Coast, yet chocolate prices remain stable.
Retro-Modern Look... Stylish Color! New Bike Challenging Royal Enfield
Jawa has updated the color lineup for its popular bike, the Jawa 42, introducing a new ivory variant aimed at premium customers.