Ivory Coast: A shooting range opens in Jacqueville/ The PDCI on two fronts this morning

Author: Donald GONLIPublished on: April 9, 2026Country: Ivory Coast

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Ivory Coast: A shooting range opens in Jacqueville/ The PDCI on two fronts this morning

The United States has provided a shooting range to Ivory Coast, inaugurated in Jacqueville to enhance national security and combat terrorism. Meanwhile, the PDCI-RDA faces legal proceedings while celebrating its 80th anniversary. Local newspapers cover these events, highlighting the party's challenges and festivities. Alerts regarding the upcoming rainy season and the situation of the CNRA are also mentioned.

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