New cocoa prices: Managers celebrate; planters mourn / Total war PDCI - PPA-CI

Author: Bertin MAMBOPublished on: September 2, 2026Country: Ivory Coast

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New cocoa prices: Managers celebrate; planters mourn / Total war PDCI - PPA-CI

The new cocoa prices in Ivory Coast do not benefit producers, who express their despair over the situation. Meanwhile, a political meeting took place on September 1 at the PPA-CI headquarters, gathering former companions of Laurent Gbagbo, while the PDCI-RDA was absent. Catholic priests also called for an end to illegal gold mining in the country.

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