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Barefoot In Abidjan, Fearless In Germany: The Rise Of RB Leipzig's Yan Diomande
Yan Diomande's journey from Abidjan's streets to Bundesliga star at RB Leipzig showcases resilience, discipline, and personal sacrifice fueling his football success.
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Indian Couple Found Dead In West Africa, Embassy Says Looking For Answers
The Indian Embassy in Cote d'Ivoire confirmed the demise of two Indian nationals, identified as Santosh Goel and Sanjay Goel, who were found dead in Abidjan.
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Child, 10, Found Dead In Undercarriage Of Plane At Paris Airport: Report
A child aged around 10 was found dead Wednesday at a Paris airport in the undercarriage of a plane that had come from the Ivory Coast city of Abidjan, a source close to the inquiry said.
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At Least Four Killed In Plane Crash In Ivory Coast
At least four people were killed on Saturday when a propeller-engine cargo plane crashed into the sea near the international airport in Ivory Coast's main city Abidjan, a Reuters witness said.
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Gunfire Erupts Near Police Bases In Ivory Coast Main City: Witnesses
Gunfire was heard coming from two police installations in Ivory Coast's main city Abidjan late on Wednesday, according to two Reuters witnesses.
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President Pranab Mukherjee Awarded Highest Honour Of Cote D'Ivoirie
President Pranab Mukherjee has been accorded the highest honour of Cote D'Ivoirie by its President Alassane Ouattara on his maiden visit to Abidjan.
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At Least 16 Dead As Gunmen Storm Ivory Coast Beach Resort
A hotel was under attack today in the Ivory Coast beach resort of Grand-Bassam which is popular with Westerners, witnesses told AFP.
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Ivory Coast's Former First Lady Rejects Charges over Election Violence
Simone Gbagbo, Ivory Coast's former first lady, on Monday rejected charges of rebellion and xenophobia, in her first public statements at a trial over her role in a conflict that erupted after a contested 2010 election.
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'Lather Against Ebola', An 'Ice Bucket' Challenge Against The Virus
Instead of cash donations, participants are encouraged to donate bars of soap and bottles of antiseptic.
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Booming demand for shea, African 'women's gold', helps reduce poverty
Sweet-lovers around the globe already consume the nut as shea butter, which is used to make chocolate, as well as in products like margarine and as a cooking oil.
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Barefoot In Abidjan, Fearless In Germany: The Rise Of RB Leipzig's Yan Diomande
Yan Diomande's journey from Abidjan's streets to Bundesliga star at RB Leipzig showcases resilience, discipline, and personal sacrifice fueling his football success.
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Indian Couple Found Dead In West Africa, Embassy Says Looking For Answers
The Indian Embassy in Cote d'Ivoire confirmed the demise of two Indian nationals, identified as Santosh Goel and Sanjay Goel, who were found dead in Abidjan.
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Child, 10, Found Dead In Undercarriage Of Plane At Paris Airport: Report
A child aged around 10 was found dead Wednesday at a Paris airport in the undercarriage of a plane that had come from the Ivory Coast city of Abidjan, a source close to the inquiry said.
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At Least Four Killed In Plane Crash In Ivory Coast
At least four people were killed on Saturday when a propeller-engine cargo plane crashed into the sea near the international airport in Ivory Coast's main city Abidjan, a Reuters witness said.
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Gunfire Erupts Near Police Bases In Ivory Coast Main City: Witnesses
Gunfire was heard coming from two police installations in Ivory Coast's main city Abidjan late on Wednesday, according to two Reuters witnesses.
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President Pranab Mukherjee Awarded Highest Honour Of Cote D'Ivoirie
President Pranab Mukherjee has been accorded the highest honour of Cote D'Ivoirie by its President Alassane Ouattara on his maiden visit to Abidjan.
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At Least 16 Dead As Gunmen Storm Ivory Coast Beach Resort
A hotel was under attack today in the Ivory Coast beach resort of Grand-Bassam which is popular with Westerners, witnesses told AFP.
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Ivory Coast's Former First Lady Rejects Charges over Election Violence
Simone Gbagbo, Ivory Coast's former first lady, on Monday rejected charges of rebellion and xenophobia, in her first public statements at a trial over her role in a conflict that erupted after a contested 2010 election.
-
'Lather Against Ebola', An 'Ice Bucket' Challenge Against The Virus
Instead of cash donations, participants are encouraged to donate bars of soap and bottles of antiseptic.
-
Booming demand for shea, African 'women's gold', helps reduce poverty
Sweet-lovers around the globe already consume the nut as shea butter, which is used to make chocolate, as well as in products like margarine and as a cooking oil.
