On 25 October, citizens of Côte d’Ivoire will vote in a presidential election that could determine whether the current stability will endure or if old divisions will take centre stage. It has been 15 years after post-election conflict divided the country that is the world’s biggest producer of cocoa, which was at a time considered a model for recovery after internecine warfare, and it once again faces a political crossroads.
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Something needs to change because the cocoa farmers struggle even though they are source of Belgian chocolate, Swiss chocolate, and French chocolate. The global chocolate industry was valued at approximately $123 to $145 billion in 2024 and is projected to grow to between $172 and $255 billion by 2030-2034. All the youths want is a piece of the pie and frankly, it's their birthright.
Dang 83 black really don’t crack
Thank you for the report.
Enough wars in the motherland, enough self hatred, enough puppetry, enough mindlessness, enough violence, enough destruction and devastation, enough stupidity, enough failure, enough non development….
not enough building infrastructure, not enough development, not enough love for your own people, not enough farming/food, not enough manufacturing, not enough success!!
It is a shame that all black nations in the world have problems and terrible wicked leaders at the helm of affairs
I wish the best for RHDP.
PLEASE Firstpost.. check what is happening in cameroon now… please make it go viral… the dictator paul biya have sent his militalry to open fire arms on the citizens for protesting against the rigged elections … Paul biya lost the elections and he must step down
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Cameroon and ivory cost must work hard to finally be successful countries!!!