Ivory Coast techies elect new 'Web Mayor'
A 22-year-old who lives with his parents is the new mayor of Ivory Coast's largest city, at least according to the West African nation's active community of self-described Internet geeks.Full story
Pirates free crew kidnapped from ship off Equatorial Guinea
ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Four crew members kidnapped from a container ship off the West African nation of Equatorial Guinea in April have been released, the vessel's management company said. Full story
Gunman attack Ivory Coast village, three attackers killed
ABIDJAN (Reuters) - Soldiers in Ivory Coast killed three gunmen, part of a group that raided a village near the border with Liberia early on Saturday, senior army officials said. Full story
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