In a significant political milestone for Ivory Coast, President Alassane Ouattara has been officially sworn in for a fourth term, solidifying his leadership amid a contentious electoral landscape. The inauguration took place amid heightened security and public scrutiny, as the West African nation grapples with economic challenges and ongoing social tensions. Ouattara, who first came to power in 2010, faced criticism and opposition during the recent elections but maintained a firm grip on governance, winning a contentious vote marred by allegations of irregularities. As he embarks on another term, questions linger over the future of democracy and stability in a country still healing from past conflicts. This article delves into the implications of Ouattara’s extended presidency and the broader context of Ivorian politics.
Implications of Ouattara’s Fourth Term for Political Stability in Ivory Coast
The swearing-in of Alassane Ouattara for a fourth term raises critical questions…
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Author : Ava Thompson
Publish date : 2026-02-04 09:59:00
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