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Ivory Coast
How politics is playing out in Ivorian football election

Ivorian president Alassane Ouattara and his wife Dominique.
Ivorian president Alassane Ouattara and his wife Dominique. © Pool/Eric Tschaen/MaxPPP
Officially, the Ouattaras are remaining entirely impartial with regards to the 23 April election for the next president of the Ivorian Football Federation. Candidates Sory Diabaté, Idriss Diallo and Didier Drogba are nonetheless vying for their support via political VIPs. [...]
Published on 21.04.2022 at 05:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes
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Former Chelsea footballer Didier Drogba caught up by old mining debts

Former Chelsea player Didier Drogba and Hamed Bakayoko's ex-right-hand man, Idriss Diallo, are both competing to be the head of the Ivorian Football Federation, yet they were once business partners. They bought shares in Ity gold mine in 2013, and then sold their shares in 2019 to Endeavour without ever fully paying their first owner, the Ivorian parastatal group Sodemi, which is now asking for its dues.

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Didier Drogba, ex-Chelsea player and candidate for the head of the Ivorian Football Federation.

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