The Ivorian social contract is being played today in the open air, in the dusty alleys of the outlying neighbourhoods, on the rubble of the downed houses and in the improvised markets where one tries to rebuild a life in a few days. In Abidjan, the economic capital and showcase of our national ambition, the question is no longer simply whether we are going to emerge, but to determine who participates in this journey, at what price and in the nam…
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The Ivorian social contract is being played today in the open air, in the dusty alleys of the outlying neighbourhoods, on the rubble of the downed houses and in the improvised markets where one tries to rebuild a life in a few days. In Abidjan, the economic capital and showcase of our national ambition, the question is no longer simply whether we are going to emerge, but to determine who participates in this journey, at what price and in the nam…