Ivory Coast
Coverage of Ivory Coast in the Nexus archive.
- Hakki-Pikki people from Karnataka detained in Ivory Coast
Hakki-Pikki people from Karnataka have been detained in Ivory Coast amid recent cases of the community facing trouble in foreign lands. A community leader urges members to obtain necessary permissions before engaging in foreign trade.
- US govt map of Africa mislabels every country at global conference
A US government map of Africa mislabeled all countries during a State Department presentation at the AIDS 2026 conference in Rio de Janeiro, sparking online criticism. The map, which included an AI watermark from OpenAI, incorrectly placed Nigeria in the Sahara Desert, Mozambique in the Horn of Africa, and Ivory Coast on the continent's eastern side. The State Department acknowledged responsibility, attributing the error to a team member who hastily edited the slide deck.
- US State Dept. mislabels every country on Africa map
The US State Department mislabeled every country on an Africa map during a global AIDS conference in Brazil, with errors including Nigeria being shown as landlocked and Mozambique misplaced. The map, potentially created using OpenAI tools, was criticized as disrespectful and highlighted concerns about the US global health strategy's accuracy. The incident coincides with reports on the public health impact of Trump administration cuts to PEPFAR and reduced funding for South Africa.
- Trump administration mislabels African countries in slideshow at AIDS conference
A Trump administration slideshow at an AIDS conference in Rio de Janeiro displayed a mislabeled map of Africa, incorrectly placing Nigeria, Ivory Coast, and Mozambique. The State Department acknowledged responsibility but did not apologize to African partners, amid broader cuts to USAID and foreign aid under the administration.
- ICC asked to look into xenophobic violence in South Africa
Ghanaian nationals request the ICC to investigate xenophobic violence against migrants in South Africa. An AFD attack in Eastern DRC kills around 20 people as the Islamic State affiliated group escalates attacks. Coconut trees in Ivory Coast are disappearing due to deforestation and urbanisation, threatening a local sector and ecosystem.
- Ivory Coast Bets on National Champion Firms to Drive Next Phase of Growth
Ivory Coast secured USD 80 billion in international public financing for its 2026–2030 development plan, four times more than expected. Planning Minister Souleymane Diarrassouba aims to see several hundred national champions emerge, with firms like Petro Ivoire, Djamo, and Kaira Holding competing alongside multinationals.
- China’s role in Ivory Coast, Maggie Cheung’s career evolution: 5 weekend reads you missed
China is transitioning from contractor to stakeholder in Ivory Coast's growing economy, highlighted by a US$209 million tourist complex. The article also mentions the death of Chinese scientist Sun Fanglin, who contributed to new cancer drug developments.
- How three Ivorian firms are competing with global brands
Three Ivorian firms are competing with global brands in Ivory Coast's fuel, finance, and cosmetics sectors, as homegrown companies gain ground in these industries.
- Ivory Coast Wins $80 Billion in Pledges for Its 2030 Plan
Ivory Coast received US$80 billion in pledges for its 2026-2030 development plan on day one in Abidjan, exceeding the government's requested amount by over four times. The pledges were made by partners during the event in the West African nation.
- Cote d'Ivoire: Nearly 60 People Killed in Flooding Since May
Nearly 60 people have been killed in flooding in Cote d'Ivoire since May, despite the rainy season having only just begun, according to a report by DW.
- Ivory Coast: Nearly 60 people killed in flooding since May
Nearly 60 people have been killed by flooding in the Ivory Coast since May, despite the rainy season having only just begun.
- Floods have killed at least 59 people so far this year in Ivory Coast Ivory
Floods in Ivory Coast have killed at least 59 people this year, according to a government spokesperson. Recent torrential rains caused floods and landslides in Ivory Coast and Ghana, with 24 deaths reported in the capital cities of both countries. The government urged residents to follow safety guidelines in high-risk areas.
- Floods have killed at least 59 people so far this year in Ivory Coast Ivory
Floods in Ivory Coast have killed at least 59 people this year, as confirmed by a government spokesperson. The incident highlights the ongoing impact of flooding in the region.
- 59 killed in Ivory Coast floods amid fears number of dead could rise
Floods and landslides in Ivory Coast's Attecoube area killed 59 people, with fears the death toll could increase. A house in an informal settlement was damaged by the landslides.
- Brazil Meets Norway: Two Oil-and-Energy Powers on One Pitch
Brazil and Norway face off in the World Cup round of 16 after Norway defeated the Ivory Coast. Norway's sovereign wealth fund, the largest in the world with over two trillion dollars, was built on oil, the same resource linked to Brazil's energy power status.
- Haaland scores winner to send Norway into last-16 Brazil clash
Norway advanced to the World Cup last-16 with a 2-1 victory over Ivory Coast, thanks to a late goal by Erling Haaland. The match, played in Texas, saw Antonio Nusa open the scoring and Amad Diallo equalize before Haaland secured the win. Norway will face Brazil in the next round.
- Floods in Ghana and Ivory Coast leave at least 24 dead following torrential rains
Floods and landslides in Accra, Ghana, and Abidjan, Ivory Coast, caused by torrential rains have killed at least 24 people. Emergency services and military personnel are rescuing stranded residents, while neighborhoods remain partially submerged. At least 12 deaths were reported in Ghana, and over a dozen in Ivory Coast, with many trapped under rubble.
- Floods in Ghana and Ivory Coast leave at least 24 dead following torrential rains
Heavy rains triggered flooding and landslides in the capital cities of Ghana and Ivory Coast, resulting in at least 24 deaths. Authorities confirmed the fatalities following the torrential rains.
- Team Japan faces Brazil in matchup with close relationships
Team Japan faces Brazil in the World Cup knockout stage in Houston. Japan, based in Nashville, plays against five-time World Cup champion Brazil, with strong historical ties including Brazilian player Zico's influence on Japanese soccer. Japan's first-ever win over Brazil in a friendly in October may impact the upcoming match.
- Ecuador upset Germany, Ivory Coast qualify to next round
Ecuador defeated Germany in an unexpected result, but Germany still secured the top spot in Group E. Ivory Coast qualified for the knockout stages for the first time in its history. The Netherlands advanced by beating Tunisia, Türkiye won against the USA despite elimination, and Japan, Sweden, Paraguay, and Australia drew their matches. France is set to face Norway later.
- Schweinsteiger's Ivory Coast comments spark racism debate
Bastian Schweinsteiger's TV analysis of Germany's World Cup opponents Ivory Coast appeared to draw on racist stereotypes. Observers argue his comments reflect persistent racist tropes in football.
- Curaçao celebrates first point, Tunisia eliminated, Goals galore for Netherlands and Japan
The Netherlands defeated Sweden 5-1, Germany narrowly avoided a loss to Ivory Coast with a last-minute goal, Curaçao earned its first-ever World Cup point by drawing with Ecuador, and Japan eliminated Tunisia with a 4-0 victory, sending Tunisia home after the group stage.
- Germany’s final minute goal against Ivory Coast thrills Toronto crowd
Deniz Undav scored twice, including a last-minute goal in extra time, as Germany defeated Ivory Coast 2-1 in a match that felt like a home game for the German team in Toronto.
- Undav heroics help Germany beat Ivory Coast
Germany's second 2026 World Cup game saw Undaz help Germany secure a comeback win against the Ivory Coast in Toronto. The victory highlights Germany's performance in the tournament.
- BetMGM bonus code NYPNEWSGET: Get up to $1K in no-sweat tokens for Germany vs. Ivory Coast
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- Tensions rise at Ivory Coast-Burkina Faso border
Tensions have escalated along the Ivory Coast-Burkina Faso border as the existing jihadist threat from the Sahel is now compounded by the emergence of the Volunteers for the Defence of the Homeland (VDPs), auxiliary forces supporting the Burkinabé army. FRANCE 24 journalists report on the evolving situation in the region.
- Lagos police foil plot to traffic Kaduna girls to Ivory Coast
Lagos police prevented a plot to traffic girls from Kaduna to Ivory Coast. One victim refused to be taken and informed the police, leading to the operation's exposure.
- Western Cape still counting the cost of last month's floods
South Africa's Western Cape is still assessing the damage from last month's floods. DR Congo's government reported a significant daily increase in Ebola cases. Ivorian fans are celebrating their team's first World Cup victory in 12 years.
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BetMGM offers a bonus code NYPNEWSGET for up to $1,000 in no-sweat tokens for the Ivory Coast vs. Ecuador match. The promotion is part of a World Cup welcome offer.
- Ivory Coast dissolves electoral body amid criticism
Ivory Coast has dissolved its electoral body amid criticism of not being independent, a new agency will be named to oversee elections. The disbanded commission was accused of lacking independence. This change is expected to impact the country's electoral process.
- Nestle Sales of Snacks and Coffee Offset Formula Recall Impact
Nestle's sales of snacks and coffee have offset the impact of a formula recall. The company has enrolled 11,000 farming households in Ivory Coast in a program offering bonuses for education and agricultural practices.
- Ivory Coast Eyes Quarterly Price Reviews Amid Global Cocoa Crash
Ivory Coast is considering quarterly price reviews for cocoa amid a global cocoa crash, as production declines in West Africa and an EU regulation aimed at stopping deforestation threatens to further increase prices.