Guillaume Soro questions possible dissolution of Laurent Gbagbo’s PPA-CI

Author: Samuel KADIOPublished on: October 24, 2026Country: Côte d’Ivoire

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Guillaume Soro questions possible dissolution of Laurent Gbagbo’s PPA-CI

In a text published Friday on Guillaume Soro’s Facebook page, Moussa Touré describes a “silent mechanism” targeting the PPA-CI since January 2026 and raises the possibility that Laurent Gbagbo’s party could be dissolved. Several PPA-CI officials have been arrested, charged or placed under judicial supervision, including Justin Koné Katinan and Sébastien Dano Djédjé. PDCI-RDA officials also face legal proceedings: Aziz, Tidjane Thiam’s brother, was charged on October 23 with 17 counts, including terrorism and assassination.

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