peaceful in a country with a history of course election violence i mean these are it's reports from abidjan. michel boko son of former ivorian president laurent gbagbo savors a whim of a sitting target the biggest supporters static about the victory away of the tensions in the land show one of the new faces in parliament says it's time the country heals it's been like well you know a page it was going to go and we are going to work on reconciliation in the return of ivorians in exile including my father that way democracy in our country will be strengthened. reassuring words for citizens who feel the worse. the opposition had hoped for better results but given it boycotted lost his position election some of the over say the coalition performed better than expected . anyone not satisfied with the provisional results can go to the court in the next 72 hours the result of the election gives president alassane ouattara and the ruling r h d p party total dominance over ivory coast politics. the opposition is a monolith party that's. at lex national spirit as it's clear we've won the parliamentar

the vote but his opponents didn't accept the result so let's go live now to ahmed idris who is in abidjan the largest city in ivory coast so the presidential election was mobbed by violence in october there are fears that the same thing could happen again. well election election officials here are saying that voting has won has gone very well across much of the country and basically except for a few places where clashes were reported in the west of the country there were 2 incidents and even here in the largest city abidjan there were sort of portrait. incidents near the airport area some cautious recorder but generally officials are saying that this election went on very well despite the glitches on the in the morning because of the month function of voting machines earlier and some people kind of why some voters couldn't find their names on the ballot however those with voting cards whatley voting cards were allowed to vote despite the malfunctioning of the voting machines right now across the country voting votes are big counted here i'm standing in one of the voting centers in questio

across because it may be the threat of violence is ebbing away or lee thank you for that live in abidjan ivory coast's. in other world news in myanmar local media are reporting that 2 people have been killed after police fired on protesters in the northern town of michonne our shops and factories have closed in some cities as trade unions call for a total economic shutdown to protest against a military co after more than a month large crowds of protesters are still gathering in many cities security forces are checking cars guarding hospitals and conducting overnight raids to deter the anti-cult movement at least 59 protesters have been killed since the protests began. meanwhile police in indian administered kashmir say at least 168 rohingya refugees have been sent to a holding center for possible deportation to myanmar that's after hundreds were taken to a stadium in jammu on saturday methylated 5000 rowing a muslim are in indian administered kashmir but reports. these ring the refugees fled violence and persecution in myanmar they sought safety in indian administered jungle kashmir but

oppositions also alleging widespread fraud which the government rejects and interest joins us now from abidjan. who is actually is the new interim prime minister and when can we expect official results from the parliamentary elections. interim prime minister. sharon. president does not sound like and i'm not a very long time and this is a man who only 2 nights ago one of these legislative seats in parliament is kind of leave it people stuff in the presidency and it's going to be very influential in the what kind of government for very long time now the election results are still trickling in and i think we are at the last hurdle now when the final results will be announced and already like you said in the introduction that a lot of allegations haikus actions and counter-accusations are flying it out between the coalition of the opposition and the ruling party now the election commission yesterday not to step in to warn both sides to stay calm and stay away from announcing that they have won the election because it says the power to announce wins the election rest with us with the in korea elec

were reported in the west of the country there were 2 incidents and even here in the largest city abidjan there were sort of portrait. incidents near the airport area some cautious recorder but generally officials are saying that this election went on very well despite the glitches on the in the morning because of the month function of voting machines earlier and some people kind of why some voters couldn't find their names on the ballot however those with voting cards whatley voting cards were allowed to vote despite the malfunctioning of the voting machines right now across the country voting votes are big counted here i'm standing in one of the voting centers in question 16 voting centers are entrenched and already vote count has concluded what's happening here now these officiers entering the records of the votes cast for each candidate and right across if i move out of shot now right across the room that political party agents who were pretty close attention to what was exactly happening the counting of the votes every candidate has these representatives in this hall now these result

the bbc�*s lalla see is in abidjan.re among the first africans to get vaccinated against covid—19. so the government has made it a big, big event. it's happening in one of the biggest sports arena of abidjan. the government has also used a lot of communication to fight stigma, or to fight resistance, because people think that this vaccine might cause them harm. so the first persons that got the jobs were members of the government — and they got it right behind me. —— got the jabs. this will be the first centre where health workers, people from the army, and teachers will get the jab — because they're considered at the front line of the combat against the covid—19 pandemic. the authorities are insisting on people to get vaccinated. they believe that it will protect the whole population against this disease, and that it will help the economy to get back on its feet. lalla sy, bbc news, abidjan. we saw politicians there being first in line forjabs. that's raised questions about leaders jumping the queue. here's what the gh

as a son of a worker had free tickets to take me from here all the way to abidjan. the name. comes from the region's 2 largest ethnic groups the bubble and the deal. was architecture also signifies the city's islamic influences built in 890 the do you lost the last has become to city land to drive this jewel that you see behind me is more than 135 years old is built only with and and it still holds will today while i am part of a very large muslim family of the same time we never did now our traditional practices of the hunters must correct. english. costumes on our next stop is perhaps an unusual place for a city visit. city prison. but if this place is very symbolic and very special to me personally because since 2. i have been wacky to predict with this in professional grade english a little. different. but arguable is not only known for his commitment to social issues most know him as the director of the in and out dance festival one of the biggest dance events in west africa the festival is a major cultural highlight held every year. in the district this is my street thi

international labor organization one of her focus areas is the abolition of slavery she joins us from abidjan welcome to day to every news africa sophie we've just seen an example from michelle to tell us more about what slavery in the modern day looks like in africa. thank you thank you very much and thank you for inviting me to speak come on this very important issue of slavery of forced labor as we call it in the international labor organization can take out to some point in africa your documentary describes traditional slavery which continues to exist in the sahara and part of africa particularly in egypt mauritania and mabie but and in d.c. in these countries some ethnic communities. exist where people are born into slavery and resulting in entire generations of them being owned and at the disposal of the han of martha but that's another form of 4th caper which is human trafficking i guess for labor or sexual exploitation which is pregnant in the continent and virtually all the countries in africa either a source of a. human trafficking or a destination and in some instances also transit

is in abidjan the largest city in ivory coast and says that in some polling centers votes already been counted. election officials here are saying that voting has won has gone very well across much of the country and basically except for a few places where clashes were reported in the west of the country there were 2 incidents and even here in the largest city abidjan there was sort of portrait. incident near the airport area some clashes were recorded by generally officials are saying that this election went on very well despite glitches early in the morning because of the month function of voting machines earlier and some people kind of why some voters couldn't find their names on the ballot however those with voting cards whatley voting cards were allowed to vote despite the malfunctioning of the voting machines right now across the country voting votes are big counted here i'm standing in one of the voting centers in question 16 voting centers are entrenched and already vote count has concluded what's happening here now these officiers entering the records of the votes cast for eac

balanced greatest passion the 35 year old intern your produces the chocolate in a small factory in abidjan he selects only the best cocoa beans then crushes them by hand and soon as the pieces are small enough a day out together with cocoa butter and kill the must become sleek which. this requires a great deal of care the mixture much piece turned long enough otherwise the chocolate tastes bitter. what frustrates me about chocolate is its complexity against a tory architecture a complexity of the our messed up must be added to a product with a beautiful alchemy they can be lucky. that accent in mind when produces chocolate in ivory coast is very unusual. for his country is the world's largest some ply of cocoa beans but after the harvest the bins are mostly shipped to europe and america where they are father processed and made into chocolate but this didn't stop the former banker from opening his own chocolate factory. in 2015 at 1st his family didn't understand his decision to rise up because then for me they all thought it was crazy that i really shouldn't do it so there was a lot of sad

bowers greatest passion the 35 year old into pin you're produces the chocolate in a small factory in abidjan he selects only the best cocoa beans then crushes them by hand as soon as the pieces are small enough that they out the ground together with cocoa butter until the must become slick which. this requires a great deal of care the mixture much peace turned to long enough otherwise the chocolate tastes peter. what frustrates me about chocolate is its complexity the goose the tory architecture a complexity of the hour messed up must be added to a product with a beautiful alchemy. that accent in mind when produces chocolate in ivory coast is very unusual. his country is the world's largest supplier of cocoa beans but after the harvest the beans are mostly shipped to europe and america where they are father processed and made into chocolate but this didn't stop the former banker from opening his own chocolate factory. in 2015 at 1st his family didn't understand his decision. to size up the quickest thing for me because they all thought it was crazy that i really shouldn't do it so there was

so far peaceful in a country with a history of post-election violence on a day just reports from abidjan. michel boko some form ivorian president laurent gbagbo savors a window of a city cabinet minister he supporters ike's tactic about the victory away of the tensions in the land michel one of the new faces in parliament says it's time the country heals. well your old bullshit was no longer we're going to work on reconciliation in the return of ivorians in exile including my father that way democracy in our country will be strengthened. reassuring words for citizens who fear the worse the opposition had hoped for better results but given he lost his position the election some of service say the coalition performed better than expected. under the law anyone not satisfied with the provision of results can go to the court in the next 72 hours the result of the election gives president alassane ouattara and the ruling r h d p party total dominance over ivory coast politics. the opposition as a monolith party that. at lex national spirit it's clear we've won the parliamentary majority we set

last year which sold violence and the deaths of more than $85.00 people back when he addresses in abidjan and says the election ended as expected. the last pretty contentious. seats have been declared just a few minutes ago on that stage by the by an election official and that's the seats for you pull gone mccoury. and. so from indications now the governing party of president of us will want to as swept more than half the seats in parliament in 5 k. projections that he the party has won $138.00 seats in parliament leaving the rest to the other political parties now this is the official statement so far all the official stand so far and we expect a formal statement from the election commission to tell us how they went about this so it's almost settled now. has been won and lost by the respective political parties the person is quite was projected to do well now because last year when the opposition to the presidential election was a lot of observers it could be negatively impact on its performance in subsequent elections and this is what is p.c. now right across i because. in a european 1s

presidential elections opening the way for ouattara to win by a landslide that address reports now from abidjan. the election is seen as a key test for president ouattara and the governing arctic to be parted after december contentious presidential elections the opposition stayed away from that vote now their participation in the legislative election is seen as a strategy of move to remain politically relevant until the next presidential elections in 5 years while the opposition sounds a bit about the outcome of the legislative elections there are people in this country who feel that it was a big mistake. from the presidential elections in the 1st place now their own party wants to win at least 148 seats in parliament enough for walking majority opposition. from happening insisting that granting the r.h. the absolute majority in parliament is dangerous for the country and that ivory coast could slide to a one party state which could be dangerous for its democracy. or in fact story. well worse or is election victory in 2010 led to a civil war that killed 3000 people lower on back bo was forcibly

reports from abidjan on the painful and slow process of reconciliation. in a busy district a few people affected by the country's violent past meet among them victims aggressors mediators and facilitators confront their fears with the hope of finding closure. to the next competent blames injustice described on the murder of his friends. in ivory coast postelection pilar's. even if you don't commit any crime you live with stigma just because you are an ex combatant reconciling all sides is the only way to heal right now we face stigma and discrimination even if we didn't go to war. and for those losses so much greater recovery remains a long difficult process. uprooted by the 2002 civil war from the city of boy. only to be left devastated by the post-election of 2011. the meeting she cuts a figure of a strong character a leader. but she's overcome with grief. i can't explain to you how my son died when he saw me he said mom we fled only to be in a worse situation he looked to me and breathed his last on the anniversary of his death his father died of cory

marked contrast to the violence seen in october's presidential election and injuries as more now from abidjan. election officials count the ballots cast while the party representatives watch closely. it's a process that's going on across the country with i have already ins and cheerfully waiting for the results. as they voted there were concerns about the outcome. that they're there because that's not going to say this does not become like the past elections that were followed by violence this time he wanted to be a peaceful election say there in a victim's among the population after casting his ballot president alassane ouattara reassure us awardee page we're back here just younger i see that there is no tension in the year i've just spoken to the minister of the interior he tells me that things are going well everywhere and i hope that the day as well as well as the count good luck to all the candidates. the election commission says it hopes to announce when is in print for hours election officials say voting one across much of the country. voting started late in some areas because of votin

to the global cold angst sharing scheme nearly 400000000 astra zeneca jobs arrived in its capital abidjan tuesday health care and frontline workers will be the 1st to be inoculated nigeria is the 3rd west african country to benefit from the u.n. sponsored program it expects to receive 16000000 doses through colfax peter hawkins is a unicef representative in nigeria he says the country can overcome vaccine hesitancy as it has in the past. close to 4000000 is a big amount it's a fantastic step forward for nigerian a fantastic step for for the whole of africa and people will take them there's no question about that in the same way as many people said at the beginning people will not wear masks people are starting to wear masks it's very difficult it's. a big change and with the vaccine is the same i remember in 2003 when people work against the polio vaccine we slowly slowly worked with the different communities with the traditional leaders the religious group brings the community and at state level and slowly slowly we started working through that and vaccine has since he is something that

parties nearly price the country into another round of violence businesses here in the economic capital abidjan remain open during and after the announcement many here say the country is pulled back from the brink of another round of post-election violence but he also warned what political leaders say or do in the next few days will determine what happens next. the results will now go to the constitutional court to decide in 3 days either to reject or validate the outcome comedy trees. now the u.s. state department says it's repulsed by the myanmar military's use of lethal force against protesters. and surging the army to exercise maximum restraint they want to carry the council is also calling for restraint but failed to agree on a statement condemning the thousands of protesters have been killed since the military took power last month. a senior official from national league for democracy has spoken to al jazeera about his dramatic escape from man after last month dr sasser has now been chosen as a special envoy of the committee representing the elected government and for his safety dr south

band in an election month by unrest that killed at least 85 people but it just has this update from abidjan ivory coast largest city what we're hearing from the opposition especially the p. d.c.i. party of the former president horne economy is of the vote was rigged and that the are claiming victory in the legislative elections saying that they have won $128.00 out of the $255.00 seats in parliament which of course the ruling party or the governing party said it's on course to win not only a majority but a comfortable majority in parliament according to the p.c.i. the vote was rigged in several areas they have been violence and threats again against opposition voters and supporters in various parts of the country which they said marred the election they also insisted that the tunnel for the vote was not more than 20 percent of the registered voters in this country and they are warning the election commission that they will not accept a situation whereby the election commission is colluding with the governing party to rig this election that's the situation right now and a lot of people this

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parties nearly price the country into another round of violence businesses here in the economic capital abidjan remain open during and after the announcement many here say the country is pulled back from the brink of another round of post-election violence but he also warned what political leaders say or do in the next few days will determine what happens next. the results will now go to the constitutional court to decide in 3 days either to reject or validate the outcome comedy trees. well the u.s. state department says it's repulsed by the myanmar military's use of lethal force against protesters. and surging the army to exercise maximum restraint the un security council is also calling for restraint but it has failed to agree on a statement condemning the crew dozens of protesters have been killed since the military took power last month and in a symbolic gesture politicians from the party of detained leader aung san suu kyi have appointed an acting vice president mom when kind term as a former speaker for the upper house of parliament he's now responsible for carrying out the duties of such

that interest reports from abidjan. the last 3 contentious. seats have been declared just a few minutes ago on stage by the election officials and the seats for you. and way so from indications now the governing party of the president of us the water as more than half the seats in parliament in fact the projections that he the party has won 138 seats in parliament leaving the rest to the other political parties now this is the official statement so far all the official stand so far and we expect a formal statement from the election commission to tell us how they went about this so it's almost settled now but the election has been won and lost by the respective political parties the president's part was projected to do well because last year when the opposition to the presidential elections. wanted to be negatively impact on its performance in subsequent elections and this is what is p.c. in their own right across i because the death toll from a number of explosions in equitorial guinea on sunday has risen to. more than 600 people were injured

results show the government while in the parliamentary elections in ivory coast militarists is in abidjan for us. the last 3 contentious. seats have been declared just a few minutes ago on stage by the election officials and the seats for you. and the way so from indications now the governing party of president abbas of water as more than half the seats in parliament in fact the projections that the party has won 138 seats in parliament leaving the rest to the other political parties now . this is the official statement so far all the official stance so far and we expect a formal statement from the election commission to tell us how they went about this so it's almost settled now but. has been won and lost by the respective political parties the president quite was projected to do. because last year when the opposition to the presidential elections. on its performance in subsequent elections and this is what is the scene right across i because workers are racing against the clock to pump more than $100.00 tons of oil out of a boat that ran aground off. the chinese fishing vessel has been

bowers greatest passion the 35 year old into pin europe produces chocolate in a small factory in abidjan he selects only the best cocoa beans then crushed them by hand as soon as the piece is small enough a day out together with cocoa butter and till the must become sleek which. this requires a great deal of care the mixture must be stirred long enough otherwise the chocolate test spitter. what fascinates me about chocolate is its complexity against a tory architecture a complexity of the our messed up must be added joke to a product with a beautiful alchemy making beloki. that accent in mind when produces chocolate in ivory coast is very unusual. his country is the world's largest some playa of cocoa beans but after the harvest the beans are mostly shipped to europe and america where they are father processed and made into chocolate but this didn't stop the former banker from opening his own chocolate factory. in 2015 at 1st his family didn't understand his decision to size up the quickest thing for me because they all thought it was crazy that i really shouldn't do it so there was a lo

back to 60 countries already and we've never seen such a quick sprint that students were arriving in abidjan akron talk here at the same time about just a few weeks after the show provable of course it's a work in progress of course the 1st weeks and months since the approvals and of course feel you have a handful of vaccines true so far but we hope to increase the number of vaccines approved of course the production back. you know the real feeling in africa the numbers need to improve joy tureen just tell us what ideas the leaders in africa in having because there's a lot of support behind the idea of scrapping the patents on the vaccines. right so the south african in kenya leaders have been advocating for the manufacturing of the vaccine using more affordable means to allow for the vaccine to be manufactured by virus similar manufacturers this in an effort to make sure that there are more vaccines reaching the african continent as already there is a shortage of the vaccine on the continent and so the idea behind it really is for more affordable that seems to be able to get down to the peo

parties nearly price the country into another round of violence businesses here in the economic capital abidjan remain open during and after the announcement many here say the country is pulled back from the brink of another round of post-election violence but he also warned what political leaders say or do in the next few days will determine what happens next. the results will now go to the constitutional court to decide in 3 days either to reject or validate the outcome comedy trees. to chile now way chinese state owned companies are gaining a bigger foothold corporations are extracting billions of dollars of resources and some politicians are suggesting ways to stop them a lot in america as a lucy and human reports don't go. from the $1000000000.00 acquisition of one of the world's largest salmon companies to the purchase of copper and lithium mines to wineries and fruit fields. china has set its sights on chile it may be a small country but it has a very long and strategic pacific coastline and lots of resources that the agent giant needs but that's not the only attraction the most importan

back to 60 countries already and we've never seen such a quick spread that students were arriving in abidjan akron talk here at the same time about just a few weeks after the show probable cause it's a work in progress of course the 1st weeks and months since the approvals and of course feel you have a handful of vaccines true so far but we hope to increase the number of vaccines approved of course the production back. you know the real feeling in africa the numbers need to improve joy tureen just tell us what ideas the leaders in africa been having because there's a lot of support behind the idea of scrapping the patents on the vaccines. right so the south african and kenyan leaders have been advocating for the manufacturing of the vaccine using more affordable means to allow for the vaccine to be manufactured by bio similar manufacturers this in an effort to make sure that there are more vaccines reaching the african continent as already there is a shortage of the vaccine on the continent and so the idea behind it really is for more affordable but seems to be able to get down to the people

powell is clinton's passion the 35 year old intern your produces chocolate in a small factory in abidjan he selects only the best cocoa beans then crushed them by hand as soon as the piece is small enough a day out to lunch together with cocoa butter and till the must become sleek which . this requires a great deal of care the mixture must be stirred long enough otherwise the chocolate tastes peter. what frustrates me about chocolate is its complexity the goose the tory architecture a complexity of the our messed up must be added job to a product with a beautiful alchemy we can be lucky. that accent in mind when produces chocolate in ivory coast is very unusual. his country is the world's largest some ply of cocoa beans but after the harvest the bins are mostly shipped to europe and america where they are father processed and made into chocolate but this didn't stop the former banker from opening his own chocolate factory. evolve in 2015 at 1st his family didn't understand his decision to size up the quickest thing for you because they all thought it was crazy that i really shouldn't do

france for medical treatment last month and then to germany where he died ahmed agents has more from abidjan. it died of advanced case of cancer and this is a man who is seen by many here in ivory coast as a possible successor he's been groomed going by his profile is that the minister of defense the prime minister as well as minister of interior it tells you how much trusted he is. by a loss of what and what the future had in store for him before this now this is the 2nd. loss in whatever success of a possible successor who has died in the last 8 months he inherited the position from. bali who died 8 months ago and was seen as a possible successor to us from what i what i gave the reason for his contesting the presidential elections last last year as because he lost somebody you could have trusted to handle the job and as a result the constitution was picked and then he stood and won the election although disputed by the by the opposition now. the prime minister the late prime minister may be a heavyweight in government circles but he's not that much he doesn't cut that much bigger in polit

president ouattara says he died from cancer well let's go to africa to address who is live for us in abidjan. i think what more can you tell us. well like you said in the introduction he died of advanced case of cancer and this is a man who is seen by many a year in ivory coast as a possible successor he's been groomed growing by his profile is that the minister of defense the prime minister as well as minister of interior it tells you how much trusted he is. by a loss of what and what the future had in store for him before this now this is this 2nd. loss and whatever success a possible successor who's died in the last 8 months he inherited the position from . bali who died 8 months ago and was seen as a possible successor to us and whatever i want to i gave the reason for his contesting the presidential elections last last year. because he lost somebody you could have trusted to handle the job and as a result the constitution was tweaked and then he stood and won the election of voice disputed by the by the opposition now. the prime minister the late prime minister may be a heavyweight in g

oppositions also alleging widespread fraud which the government rejects interests joins us now from abidjan ahmed so who is the new prime minister 1st off and also how the parliamentary elections likely to play out given both sides are saying they want. to go basically like you said she has been appointed interim prime minister after mr bucher your call the current prime minister is hospitalized and that his condition warranted the new appointment in terms of the parliamentary elections it's clear that the ruling or governing party is clearly in the lead with most of the seats one by the the party however the opposition which sounded warning and allegations of fraud yesterday as the results are being announced by the election commission is sr but there have been irregularities in at least major districts and it's saying that it will not accept those results because the election commission in collaboration with the governing party was trying to rig them out however from all indications observers who witnessed the fall give it a period of despite the problems encountered during the conduct of

there's been widespread fraud which the government rejects desirous of and interest reports from abidjan. the last 3 contentious. seats have been declared just a few minutes ago on that stage by the by an election official and the seats for you pull gone. and. so from indications now the governing party of president of us will want to as swept more than half the seats in parliament in 5 k. projections that he the party has won $138.00 seats in parliament leaving the rest to the other political parties now this is the official statement so far all the official stands so far and we expect a formal statement from the election commission to tell us how they went about this so it's almost settled now that the election has been won and lost by their respective political parties. crossness quote was projected to do well because last year when the opposition to the presidential elections. it could be negatively impact on its performance in subsequent elections and this is what is p.c. now right across i because. has more of what's coming up this hour security forces and again crackdown on protes

accusing the election commission of colluding to rig the results of editors joins us now live from abidjan the largest city in ivory coast to tell us more about how the vote went and also a little bit more about these accusations that the results have been rigged. well the vote one drum very well across much of 5 records and this was a test a 2 way so many observers however what we're hearing from the opposition especially the p. d.c.i. party of former president horne economy is that the board was rigged and that the are claiming victory in the legislative elections saying that they have won $128.00 out of the $255.00 seats in parliament which of course the ruling party or the governing party said it's on course to win not only majority but a comfortable majority in parliament according to the p.c.i. the vote was rigged in several years they have been violence and threats again against opposition voters and supporters in various parts of the country which they said marred the election but also insisted that the tunnel for the board was not more than 20 percent of the registered voters in t

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