Alassane Ouattara
Ivory Coast: Soldiers Drop Cash Demands After Mutiny
Members of the military revolted in January, demanding wage increases and bonuses, but an economic crunch has stalled their demands.
Ex-Ivory Coast First Lady Cleared of War Crimes
Simone Gbagbo has already been convicted of offences against the state.
Ivory Coast Gets New Constitution After Landslide Vote
Electoral officials said 93 percent of voters backed the changes.
Ivory Coast's Iron Lady, Simone Gbagbo, Goes on Trial
The former First Lady is accused of helping organize post-election violence that killed some 3,000 people.
Papa Wemba: Congolese Music King & 'Monument of Africa'
The Congolese musician died after collapsing on stage on Sunday.
Brussels Attacks: Nigeria's Buhari Calls for Unity
Other African leaders have also condemned the attacks, which killed at least 30 people.
Radical Islamist Terrorism in West Africa
Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb and Boko Haram are both renewing attacks in the region.
Ivory Coast Attack: Four French Nationals Among 18 Dead
People from at least six countries died in the assault on Grand Bassam beach resort.
Why Ivory Coast's Laurent Gbagbo is on Trial at the ICC
The former president is accused of crimes against humanity during violence after the 2010 election.
Ivory Coast Jails Ex-First Lady for 20 Years over Poll Violence
Wife of ex-president Laurent Gbagbo tried for role in 2011 post-election crisis in which 3,000 were killed.
