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A shelf of illegal medicine at a bus station in Mahapleu. Credit: Rita Dro.

The cost of Ivory Coast's fake medicine industry

Basétégé Kamagaté poses in his workshop, located in the Yopougon neighbourhood in Abidjan.

Self-taught Ivorian designer turns used tyres into furniture

Photos from stories on The Observers website between 2008 and 2012.

THE OBSERVERS 10TH ANNIVERSARY

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Women's rights, the environment, community projects: five initiatives from 2017 that have stood out.

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Ivorian blogger Rita Do launched an online campaign to purchase a motorcycle cart for a young man who makes a living collecting rubbish despite suffering from partial paralysis. rom disabilities.

#ATricycleForZadi raises profile of Ivorians with disabilities

Some images from stories that we've debunked over the years!

THE OBSERVERS 10TH ANNIVERSARY

10 debunks that shaped the history of the Observers

Ange Frédérick Balma, the founder of the Ivorian company Lifi-Led Côte d’Ivoire, installed a device in the village of Drongouiné that uses light to give residents access to television and internet.

How LED lights are bringing internet to a remote Ivorian village

Curious onlookers gaze at a bizarre oval-shaped fish that washed up on a beach in Port-Bouët on August 15. Many people wondered if they had stumbled across a new species. (Photo: Prince Camus/Facebook)

What was this strange fish that washed up in Ivory Coast?

People panning for gold on the Bia River. Photo sent by our Observer.

The 'gold rush' polluting Ivory Coast's drinking water

Staff picks: Our favourite stories from 2016

These are some of the seeds located in the seed library in Sangouiné, Ivory Coast. All of the photos were taken by Daniel Oulaï.

How a “seed library” is helping Ivorian farmers diversify their crops

How solar power can help reduce inequality

Solar backpacks help kids do homework in the Ivory Coast

A professor at a university in Ivory Coast created a stir in class and, later, on social media when he taught a lesson… carrying the baby of one of his students on his back!

Professor teaches class carrying baby - and becomes internet star

Several people have created videos suggesting conspiracy theories around the death of Congolese musician Papa Wemba. This video highlights a stage assistant (circled in red on this photo), who some claim brought a poisoned microphone on stage.

DR CONGO - IVORY COAST

Video claims Papa Wemba poisoned by his mic 'ridiculous'

Young Ivorian football players in Casablanca. Image sent by one of them and blurred by France 24.

IVORY COAST– MOROCCO– TUNISIA– FRANCE

How football academies scam young African footballers

Scenes of panic in Abidjan schools after spate of child kidnappings

The ‘flying coffin’: a lynching tool in Ivory Coast

A soap bucket challenge… to prevent Ebola

Three years after civil war, how close is Ivory Coast to reconciliation?

Abidjan hospital slammed after young model’s death

Children exploited by cocoa traffickers in western Ivory Coast

Crocodiles on the streets of Ivory Coast's Abidjan

Fulani herders and Malinke farmers clash in northern Ivory Coast

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