er examination by a pretrial judge, the President of the youth wing of the opposition FPI party, Justin Koua has been formally charged with disturbing public order, contempt of the head of state, undermining state security, and organising armed groups. Justin Koua who was arrested last Friday has been accused of making inflammatory speeches in recent months. His name has been cited by persons arrested in connection with recent attacks on military positions in several towns of the country.



Le Patriote says the FPI is an enemy of peace and was exploiting the issues of national identity and land ownership to seek notice on the political landscape. It accuses the FPI of using the land issue to instigate Ivorians to rise up against those perceived "as strangers who want to take our land."



Le Democrate: The Minister-delegate for Defence, Paul Koffi Koffi yesterday presided over the opening of a seminar aimed drawing up a programme for the eviction of persons who illegally occupied private and state lands during the Ivorian crisis. The Minister told particapnts including top military officers that two years after the post electoral conflict, it was time to normalise the situation and return the illegally occupied properties, usually by armed individuals, to their rightful owners.



Le Quotidien d'Abidjan Le Jour Plus: The tracking down of Moslem extremists (jihadists) in Cote d'Ivoire is underway. Six Imams suspected of being jihadists and operating in the Abidjan districts of Abobo and Williamsville were indicted last Saturday.



Fratmat.info, L'Inter, L'Expression, Soir Info, Le Temps, LG Info: Dozens of demobilised ex-combatants held a demonstration yesterday at the Prefecture of Man to express their discontent with "the inclusion of outsiders" in the list of ex-combatants admitted for integration into the Customs service and the School of Waters and Forestry. The local army commander brought the situation under control and reiterated the promise made by the national Authority for Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration that each ex-combatant who hands over his weapons to the authorities would be entitled to a CFA 40,000 francs (80 USD) allowance while waiting to be integrated.



Le Patriote, Le Democrate, Fratmat.Info, Le Quotidien d'Abidjan, L'Inter, Le Temps, LG Infos, Notre Voie, Le Nouveau Reveil: The press regulatory organ, the National press Council has decided to suspend 34 newspapers fro failing to meet the required professional standards including qualification of staff, minimum remuneration for journalists and other social and economic obligations.





Le Patriote says the FPI is an enemy of peace and was exploiting the issues of national identity and land ownership to seek notice on the political landscape. It accuses the FPI of using the land issue to instigate Ivorians to rise up against those perceived "as strangers who want to take our land."



Le Democrate: The Minister-delegate for Defence, Paul Koffi Koffi yesterday presided over the opening of a seminar aimed drawing up a programme for the eviction of persons who illegally occupied private and state lands during the Ivorian crisis. The Minister told particapnts including top military officers that two years after the post electoral conflict, it was time to normalise the situation and return the illegally occupied properties, usually by armed individuals, to their rightful owners.



Le Quotidien d'Abidjan Le Jour Plus: The tracking down of Moslem extremists (jihadists) in Cote d'Ivoire is underway. Six Imams suspected of being jihadists and operating in the Abidjan districts of Abobo and Williamsville were indicted last Saturday.



Fratmat.info, L'Inter, L'Expression, Soir Info, Le Temps, LG Info: Dozens of demobilised ex-combatants held a demonstration yesterday at the Prefecture of Man to express their discontent with "the inclusion of outsiders" in the list of ex-combatants admitted for integration into the Customs service and the School of Waters and Forestry. The local army commander brought the situation under control and reiterated the promise made by the national Authority for Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration that each ex-combatant who hands over his weapons to the authorities would be entitled to a CFA 40,000 francs (80 USD) allowance while waiting to be integrated.



Le Patriote, Le Democrate, Fratmat.Info, Le Quotidien d'Abidjan, L'Inter, Le Temps, LG Infos, Notre Voie, Le Nouveau Reveil: The press regulatory organ, the National press Council has decided to suspend 34 newspapers fro failing to meet the required professional standards including qualification of staff, minimum remuneration for journalists and other social and economic obligations.