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Cote d'Ivoire: Wide Angle on 2025 Presidential Election – The Country is Dancing on a Volcano
Column - With just five months remaining until the October 2025 presidential election, the political landscape in Ivory Coast is in a state of upheaval. Ambitions are clashing, and there is a surge of activity as leaders mobilize for more inclusive elections, particularly by pushing for the reinstatement of key opposition figures on the electoral lists. The nation’s political elite is in a frenzy, determined not to miss the crucial October 25th …
The President of the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) of Côte d'Ivoire, Coulibaly-Kuibiert Ibrahime, announced the impossibility of conducting another Electoral Roll Revision operation at the risk of compromising the holding of the election of the President of the Republic on the constitutional date. He spoke during a press conference he hosted this Monday, June 2, 2025 at the institution's headquarters in Abidjan. According to Mr. Couliba…
REPORTING — At five months before the presidential election, several opposition figures declared ineligible organized a first meeting in Abidjan on 31 May to ask for their reinstatement in the election, but this common front remains fragile.
Ivory Coast opposition demands electoral reform amid growing uncertainty ahead of October vote – The North Africa Post
With just months to go before Ivory Coast’s October 2025 presidential election, the newly formed Coalition for a Peaceful Alternation (CAP-CI) is intensifying pressure on the ruling party to ensure credible and inclusive polls. At the heart of its demands: judicial impartiality, revised electoral lists, and the reinstatement of disqualified candidates, including opposition figure Tidjane […]
The Houphouëtist Rally for Democracy and Peace (RHDP) concluded its preparatory work in the Haut-Sassandra region on Sunday, June 1, 2025. In Daloa, the capital of the region, nearly 10,000 activists converged towards the Gbèbani space, adjacent to the grand mosque, for a colourful closing meeting. This gathering was the occasion of a demonstration of strength and unequivocal support for President Alassane Ouattara's candidacy for the presidenti…
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