Court delays ruling on Thiam's leadership of Côte d'Ivoire's PDCI
An Abidjan court has joined several challenges to the opposition leader's election and set a new hearing for 19 November.
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An Abidjan court has joined several challenges to the opposition leader's election and set a new hearing for 19 November.
ECOWAS has listed the national bodies that can award its ECOQMARK label, and approved a regional scheme to certify off-grid solar designers, installers and inspectors.
The ECOWAS vice-president visited the bank in Abidjan to talk about the Abidjan–Lagos Corridor, youth jobs and a more regular way of working together.
The African Development Bank and UNDP aim to line up $1bn a year for a decade, starting in five countries. The bank estimates inclusive AI could add $1 trillion to Africa's economy by 2035.
Residents can see doctors and get medicines free of charge until 21 October. Côte d'Ivoire's navy chief called the visit naval diplomacy.
Côte d'Ivoire has handed the West African Health Organisation a temporary headquarters with 76 offices for about 120 staff, while a permanent one is built.
In Torla, in northern Côte d'Ivoire, a herder and his partner, a vegetable grower, used to compete for the same water. A rebuilt dam changed that.
Developer numbers are soaring in Nigeria and Ghana, but only 12% of the poorest households in 19 countries have both a phone and electricity, the bank's latest Africa report says.
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