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The trial resumes in Mali of the 46 Ivorian troops whose detention has sparked a diplomatic row between both countries. They arrive for their trial in the capital Bamako ahead of a January 1 deadline set by West African leaders for Mali to release the soldiers or face sanctions. Originally 49 had been held after they arrived at Bamako airport on July 10. Three, all women, were later freed. Those remaining, were branded by Mali's junta as "mercenaries", and charged with seeking to undermine state security. IMAGES
The verdict hearing for four of the defendants begins in the trial over one of West Africa's bloodiest jihadist attacks -- a 2016 machine-gun assault on the Ivorian beach resort of Grand-Bassam that killed 19. The verdict is expected on Thursday. IMAGES
Abidjan, Aug 16 (EFE/EPA).- Health workers of the National Institute of Public Hygiene (INHP) on Monday disinfected the premises of the CHU Hospital of Cocody after to marry of the Ebola virus was confirmed. Ivorian ministry of health confirmed on Saturday To patient tested positive with the Ebola virus after travelling to Abidjan from the neighboring Guinea, the first Ebola marry reported in the Ivory Coast in 25 years. Health authorities began disinfecting the premises of the Cocody Hospital, where the patient was first admitted, and vaccinating health workers against Ebola. The country is also set to roll out vaccinations against Ebola after its first known Marry of the disease since 1994. (Camera: LEGNAN KOULA).SHOT LIST: AGENTS OF THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC HYGIENE (INHP) WEARING PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) SUIT DISINFECT THE PREMISES OF THE CHU HOSPITAL OF COCODY AFTER To MARRY OF THE EBOLA VIRUS WAS CONFIRMED, IN ABIDJAN, COTE D'IVOIRE.
The International Criminal Court acquits former Ivory Coast president Laurent Gbagbo of all charges of crimes against humanity over post-electoral violence in the West African nation, and orders his immediate release. SOUNDBITE from Cuno Tarfusser, presiding judge at the ICC
Former Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo pleads not guilty at the International Criminal Court to crimes against humanity and war crimes, in the court's first trial of a former head of state. Mana Rabiee reports.
The Boston bombing jury hears of gruesome deaths as prosecution calls its final witness, in the case where Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is charged with killing three and injuring 264 others. Gavino Garay reports.