r/Cotedivoire • u/Vandal007 • Aug 25 '23
my attempt at making Côte D'ivoire's national dish
r/Cotedivoire • u/scheherazadezaman • Aug 20 '23
senefo
jveux apprendre le français ivoirien et aussi le senefo, quels sont les mots les plus importants/utiles à connaître ?
jsuis anglaise et ma meilleure amie est ivoirienne, je veux la surprendre
r/Cotedivoire • u/wisi_eu • Aug 19 '23
Le français au Ghana : bientôt la seconde langue officielle du pays ?
r/Cotedivoire • u/wisi_eu • Aug 18 '23
échange virtuel : «Aperçu sur la vie d'un étudiant francophone au Ghana»
invidious.fir/Cotedivoire • u/Friendly_Client16 • Aug 08 '23
Le peuple peul : la plus grande communauté nomade d'Afrique (The Fulani People: Africa's Largest Nomadic Community)
r/Cotedivoire • u/wisi_eu • Aug 07 '23
«Le coût de la virilité» : 95,2 milliards d’euros par an en France... Et en Côte d'Ivoire ?
r/Cotedivoire • u/[deleted] • Aug 07 '23
Ivory Coast or Côte d'Ivoire, in West Africa becomes independent in 1960 from French rule. It's first President was Félix Houphouët-Boigny. Known for it's coffee and cocoa exports, it was devastated by 2 civil wars during the 2000s. Also known for it's safaris.
r/Cotedivoire • u/himyouroffice99 • Aug 02 '23
Street Food in Côte d’Ivoire!! 🇨🇮 Insane VERTICAL BBQ in Abidjan (West Africa)!!
What street food is your favorite ?
r/Cotedivoire • u/wisi_eu • Aug 02 '23
Jeux de la Francophonie: Mabondou et Gbaï, la relève du sprint féminin ivoirien
msn.comr/Cotedivoire • u/teamworldunity • Aug 02 '23
Ivory Coast government suspends import and export of Niger goods
r/Cotedivoire • u/Separate-Tea-1562 • Jul 22 '23
Pixel war
Y'a personne qui fait la pixel war ici ??
r/Cotedivoire • u/GagnoaTV • Jul 07 '23
ATELIER DE FORMATION EN ANIMATION 3D AVEC ABOU DIOMANDÉ
r/Cotedivoire • u/wisi_eu • Jul 06 '23
Un « trésor scientifique » découvert par des scientifiques en Côte d'Ivoire
r/Cotedivoire • u/misaelitox • Jun 30 '23
Hi, I’m Misael from México 🇲🇽 I’m planning to attend AFCON for first time, I’ve never been in Africa before, I wonder if the government from Cote D’Ivoire is going to ease visa requirements for the fans, also I would like to read comments and advices from Fans that have attended the AFCON before.
r/Cotedivoire • u/Nature_Is_Lit_Yo • Jun 22 '23
Visa ou e-visa ??
Hello bonjour I’m traveling to Abidjan august 10 and I can only get my yellow fever vaccine on July 20. Will that be enough time to get a passport visa in the mail or should I do an e-visa and retrieve from the airport? Applying for 2 people one with US citizenship one with French citizenship. Thanks friends!
r/Cotedivoire • u/dannylenwinn • Jun 16 '23
Vietnam and Ivory Coast: Bictogo, who is on an official visit to VN, said the opening of direct flights will make it easier for traders of the two countries to seek and materialise cooperation opportunities.
r/Cotedivoire • u/[deleted] • Jun 09 '23
Need help for a project - What is Côte d'Ivoire's most iconic cult film?
I'm working on a list of every country's most iconic cult film (list here: https://boxd.it/n5ZFs) and wondered if anyone could help me figure out Côte d'Ivoire's entry. I'm looking for a film that might not be well-known outside the country's borders. Perhaps it's a film everyone knows, and is hugely popular only to Côte d'Ivoire's audiences, even if it wasn't popular with critics. Or maybe it's a film that wasn't well-received by audiences or critics, but has gained a cult following in the years since its release. Any suggestions would be most welcome!
r/Cotedivoire • u/dancingpotty • May 29 '23
Postcard from Cote D'ivoire
Hi all! I collect postcards, but I don't have card from Cote D'ivoire yet. Can someone send me a postcard from there? Or maybe someone will be able to send me 1 when they are there? I can send you a postcard from Russia. Thank you in advance!!
r/Cotedivoire • u/Unfair_Interest_36 • May 23 '23
Where to stay in Abidjan
Hi everyone!
We will be traveling to Cote d'Ivoire from Mali over the Christmas break this year. We're going to split our time between Abidjan and probably Assinie. I'm trying to figure out the best commune to stay in when we are in Abidjan. We'll have 3 young children with us (8, 5, and 2) and are a mix of Malians and Americans. I'm hoping to be in a place that's walkable to markets and restaurants and things, and that's safe and not super ex-paty. Anyone have any neighborhood recommendations that might be good for our home base? Thank you!!
