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Man City's Yaya Toure named 2011 African footballer of the year

After helping Manchester City to end its 35-year wait for a major trophy, Ivory Coast international Yaya Toure was on Thursday named the 2011 African Footballer of the Year.
In the Media by Samuel Okocha

Email fraud: Gaddafi's wife offers to share her looted fortune

The latest scam to surface in this journalist's email inbox is an offer to share $12.5 million of Col. Gaddafi's wealth, apparently looted from the late dictator's safe.
In the Media by Katerina Nikolas - 1 comment

Transatlantic cable brings broadband revolution to Nigeria Special

Lagos - Tope is one of the millions of Nigerians who are benefiting from the seeming revolution gradually taking place in the area of Internet services in Africa’s most populous country.
Digital Journal Report by Samuel Okocha

Op-Ed: Gbagbo capture — Lessons for African leaders

The capture and humiliation, on Monday, of former Ivorian president Laurent Gbagbo should serve as a lesson to Africa's leaders and maybe to the rest of the so-called Third World.
In the Media by Gibril Koroma

Op-Ed: Self-declared Ivory Coast president Gbagbo has been arrested

The news has started to come through that the terrible and bloody civil war in Ivory Coast may at last be coming to an end. Ivory Coast former president Laurent Gbagbo was arrested by French-backed forces of president-elect Alassane Ouattara.
In the Media by Donna Murphy

Op-Ed: Ivory Coast — Another turn in this battle for power

Just as many of us thought that this long and bloody war was coming to an end, we see that there is yet another twist in this Ivory Coast tale.
In the Media by Donna Murphy

Op-Ed: Ivory Coast - UN and the French take the battle to Gbagbo's door

Today, 5 April, 2011, Laurent Gbagbo's palace and two military camps under his control have been struck from the air, the UN confirmed, in retaliation for "reckless and mindless attacks on civilians and UN personnel."
In the Media by Donna Murphy - 1 comment

Op-Ed: Ivory Coast — is the end of the fighting in sight?

Following a weekend of brutal battles in Abidjan and a massacre in Duekoue, it would appear that the situation is moving very quickly. The world is, watching and waiting to see just what will happen next.
In the Media by Donna Murphy - 2 comments

Op-Ed: Ivory Coast, is the battle for power finally coming to an end?

Abidjan - Ever since the 2008 election results, Laurent Gbagbo has clung on to power, refusing to recognize the will of the Ivorian people. Has his time finally come to an end?
In the Media by Donna Murphy

Op-Ed: Religion and the exploitation of religion in Cote D'Ivoire

New York - The horrific violence in Ivory Coast, stemming from Laurent Gbagbo's gross violation of election results, is degenerating into sectarian conflict involving religious identities of Ivorians typically divided north and south.
In the Media by Frank Kaufmann
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