Gbagbo has left, Thiam under pressure, Red alert on Attiéké

Author: Samuel KADIOPublished on: April 8, 2026Country: Ivory Coast

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Gbagbo has left, Thiam under pressure, Red alert on Attiéké

Laurent Gbagbo left Côte d'Ivoire shortly after Easter, as his supporters demand his rehabilitation before the Renaissance Festival. The government reshuffle raises questions about Alassane Ouattara's intentions, particularly regarding the promotion of his brother Téné Birahima. Meanwhile, the PDCI faces harsh criticism, while the National Assembly approves a budget of 114 trillion FCFA for the National Development Plan.

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