Finding Home Again in Ivory Coast
Access to water for the Ivory Coast's rural areas could be an important factor in bringing together a country in conflict.
Amid lingering tensions of the post-election conflict in the Ivory Coast, a water tap inside a refugee camp unifies a divided community.
As Ivory Coast struggles to come to terms with last year's post-election conflict, some are using water as a means of unifying and reconciling divided communities.
Villages in western Ivory Coast are still recovering from post-election violence. Selay Marius Kouassi reports on the lack of access to water amid the simmering political situation.
Pulitzer Center reporting on water and sanitation goes local, with a collaborative venture that partners veteran broadcast journalist Steve Sapienza and four West African journalists.
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Selay Marius Kouassi is a print journalist who recently shifted to multimedia. He currently works for the Abidjan-based multimedia group Abidjan Live News and has been working as a reporter for Radio...