1. Ivory Coast's Sifca looks to central Africa
    ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Ivory Coast agro-industry group Sifca is looking to set up rubber and palm oil plantations in central Africa to boost output and is also eyeing rice production at home, the company's chairman said on Friday Sifca, one of the biggest companies in the West African country, is part-owned by Singapore's Olam International and Wilmar International. Sifca produces palm oil ...
    Reuters via Yahoo! News - May 11 07:54am
  2. Ivory Coast has its first all-women band
    It took a mother's last wish, and a man to make it happen, but Ivory Coast now has it's first all-women musical ensemble in what is hailed as a little "revolution" in this fiercely patriarchal society.
    AFP via Yahoo! News - May 04 01:39pm
  3. Ivory Coast artist paints raw images of conflict
    Last year, as the battle over the Ivory Coast's presidency raged in Abidjan's streets, Aboudia locked himself in his studio and painted images of mangled bodies, ghostly soldiers and child coffins.
    AFP via Yahoo! News - May 12 11:39pm

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  5. Deathbed wish gives Ivory Coast first all-women orchestra
    It took a mother's last wish, and a man to make it happen, but Ivory Coast now has it's first all-women orchestra in what is hailed as a little "revolution" in this fiercely patriarchal society.
    AFP Relax News via Yahoo! News - May 04 02:43am
  6. Ivory Coast has its first all-women orchestra
    ABIDJAN (AFP) - It took a mother's last wish, and a man to make it happen, but Ivory Coast now has it's first all-women orchestra in what is hailed as a little "revolution" in this fiercely patriarchal society.
    AFP via Yahoo!7 News - May 03 09:52pm
  7. Roadblocks extortion endangers Ivorian cocoa reform
    SAN PEDRO, Ivory Coast (Reuters) - The government's failure to dismantle extortion rackets run by police, soldiers and customs agents is cutting into the profits of Ivory Coast's cocoa growers and threatens to undermine a current major reform of the sector, farmers say. The world's top cocoa producer is emerging from a decade-long political crisis that ended with a four-month civil war last year ...
    Reuters via Yahoo! News - May 15 05:05am
  8. In pictures: Celebrating Ivory Coast's large ladies
    Paintings celebrate the fuller figure of some African women
    BBC News - May 14 12:38am
  9. Ivory Coast rains brighten cocoa mid-crop
    ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Rainfall last week across most of Ivory Coast's cocoa-growing regions has improved the outlook for the April-to-September cocoa mid-crop, with abundant volumes expected from June, farmers and analysts said on Monday. Buyers and exporters have complained of low quantities and poor quality beans in recent weeks due to a dry spell from November 2011 to March 2012. Marketing of ...
    Reuters via Yahoo! News - Apr 30 07:19am
  10. Jail break at Ivory Coast's main prison
    About 50 inmates Friday staged a jailbreak from Ivory Coast's main prison but about 20 were apprehended, an informed source said.
    AFP via Yahoo! News - May 04 02:59pm
  11. Tutu's group calls for greater Ivory Coast reconciliation
    Archbishop Desmond Tutu's peace and human rights group on Thursday urged Ivory Coast to make more decisive efforts at reconciliation, more than a year after a political crisis left thousands dead.
    AFP via Yahoo! News - May 03 11:06am