Ivory Coast News » Abidjan News Ivory Coast » Abidjan » Culture: Africa’s Next Move: At Abidjan’s SICA, a New Treaty and Clear Talk Signal a New Era for Co-Productions
ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast – At the International Salon for Audiovisual Content (SICA), a panel on co-production models became more than just a roundtable: it became a launchpad. The event culminated in the ...
News Ivory Coast » Abidjan » Culture: Fast-pace dance takes I.Coast's working-class streets by storm
ABIDJAN - On the streets of a working-class Abidjan neighbourhood, hundreds of young people gather every week after class to dance the biama, a high-tempo combo of acrobatic twists, frenetic footwork ...
News Ivory Coast » Abidjan » Culture: Bishops warn politicians against pushing Ivory Coast to cultivate culture of death
Residents line up in front of an enrollment center in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, on June 10, 2014. (Credit: Diomande Ble Blonde/AP.) Listen YAOUNDÉ, Cameroon – With barely seven months until the ...
News Ivory Coast » Abidjan » Culture: Ivory Coast welcomes 'talking drum', first artifact sent back from France
ABIDJAN, March 13 (Reuters) - Traditional chiefs wearing crowns and gold chains gathered at Ivory Coast's main airport on Friday to welcome the return of a "talking drum" looted more than a century ...
News Ivory Coast » Abidjan » Culture: TAYO Fatunla’s Ivory Coast Diary – GBICH! A Parody Cartoon Newspaper Publication
*Having scaled the Covid tests hurdle, I was looking forward to travelling to Ivory Coast (Cote D’ivoire in French) to meet the brains behind the Ivorian newspaper journal known famously as GBICH!
News Ivory Coast » Abidjan » Culture: Ivory Coast travel: Discover the charms of Abidjan
Discover Abidjan’s unique blend of culture, nature, business, and cuisine, offering travelers memorable experiences in one of West Africa’s most vibrant cities. #Abidjan #IvoryCoast ...
News Ivory Coast » Abidjan » Culture: Ivory Coast and Its Neighbours in West Africa
The Ivory Coast neighbourhood explained: five borders, cocoa with Ghana, Sahel refugees and a US$99.8 billion economy, as of October 2026.