Ivory Coast
Despite the signing of a peace accord in Ivory Coast in 2003, the country has continued to be unstable. The peace agreement has only been implemented in part and the parties signed a new peace deal in March 2007. IMS has sought to support measures to ease the internal tensions and to empower media that pursue to constructively defend press freedom and a peaceful resolve of the ongoing conflict.
Archive
- A way forward for Côte d’Ivoire’s post-conflict media
- Media infrastructure in Cote d'Ivoire damaged amid political crisis
- Statement, Ivory Coast media, January 2011
- During crisis, calls for solidarity among Cote d’Ivoire’s media
- Ivory Coast media gear up for elections
- Media support underway for election in Cote d'Ivoire
- IMS looking ahead to election in Ivory Coast
- Political differences in Ivory Coast affect the media
A way forward for Côte d’Ivoire’s post-conflict media
Representatives from Côte d'Ivoire's main media organisations met recently in Accra to discuss the next steps for the support of the country's post-conflict, partisan media
Media infrastructure in Cote d'Ivoire damaged amid political crisis
West Africa media expert Kwame Karikari stresses that rebuilding free media must be priority of the Ivorian government, no matter the leader
Statement, Ivory Coast media, January 2011
14.01.2011
During crisis, calls for solidarity among Cote d’Ivoire’s media
Ivorian journalists meet in Ghana to assess the impact of the current crisis in Cote d’Ivoire on the media community. Despite strong divides within the Ivorian media community, there seems to be a strong will to address common issues
Ivory Coast media gear up for elections
As media in Ivory Coast prepare to cover presidential elections in the country set for 29 November, rumours of a postponement until February 2010 are rampant
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