Alassane Ouattara
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President’s naming of long-time ally Daniel Kablan Duncan for newly created post seen as signalling his choice of successor in 2020
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Trial of Laurent Gbagbo, who has pleaded not guilty, is most high profile in The Hague since ICC was set up in 2002
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Studies resume after 18-month delay caused by post-election violence between supporters of Gbagbo and Ouattara
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'Small boys units' loyal to the former president Laurent Gbagbo reportedly formed for fighting in western Ivory Coast
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Former Ivory Coast president is accused of crimes against humanity, including murder and sexual violence
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Ivory Coast's ex-president complains of transfer to The Hague and blames France for arrest during hearing opening
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The government has allocated $13m to compensate small and medium-sized businesses for the damages they suffered during the post-election crisis earlier this year
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Fear of reprisals slows return of those displaced by clashes between forces loyal to Alassane Ouattara and Laurent Gbagbo
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Atrocities being committed against real or perceived supporters of former leader Laurent Gbagbo, says Amnesty International
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Alassane Ouattara's army takes on two separate militias resisting his control in Ivory Coast's commercial capital of San Pedro
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Power struggle leaves Ivory Coast scarred by political divisions and gruesome atrocities, but Ouattara's aide says his soldiers will be exonerated and a former boss says he is ready to lead
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Abidjan residents begin to return to normal life days after capture of rogue leader, amid reports of continued violence in Yopougon
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Pierre HaskiPierre Haski: France's Africa policy is a disastrous mixture of muscular intervention, opportunism and neglect
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The French president has avoided accusations of necolonialism in his carefully gung-ho Africa campaigns
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Thalia Griffiths: Ivory Coast's new president new faces country half destroyed by civil war and an economy starved of investment
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The Ivory Coast strongman is forced to bow to the inevitable four months after losing elections
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Attack on residence is retaliation for assaults by Gbagbo forces on UN headquarters and Ivory Coast civilians
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Reconciliation falters in Ivory Coast as Ouattara is slow to welcome back exiles
Three years after the fall of Laurent Gbagbo, justice has still not been done as presidential elections loom into view