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Small Box Turns Waste Into Treasure for Ivory Coast Farmers
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Channel News Asia ^
| 10 Nov 2021
Award-winning waste converters are helping farmers in Ivory Coast turn mountains of agricultural by-products into compost for their fields or gas for their cooking stoves. The
small green KubeKo box was dreamt up by chemical engineer Noel N'guessan to make use of the 30 million tonnes of waste generated by crop production in the West African country each year and other biowaste like animal dung. Farmers like palm oil producer Michel Ahouri simply throw in organic matter and wait four weeks. One box can create 150kg of compost per month.
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Ivory Coast Priest Pens Open Letter to Pope Francis Warning Against Situational Ethics
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Edward Pentin ^
| 10/25/21 | Ed Pentin
A priest currently suspended by Opus Dei has published an open letter to Pope Francis and all the faithful of goodwill expressing his deep concerns about the Pope’s support for same-sex civil unions which he says is just one example of situational ethics that has crept into this pontificate’s teaching. Father
Jesusmary Missigbètò, a 41-year-old Benin native currently living in Ivory Coast, has released the letter (see below) on the first anniversary of the showing of a documentary called Francesco by Evgeny Afineevsky in which the Pope’s remarks were reported. Father Jesusmary considers the Pope’s remarks, which have never been...
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Ivory Coast [Catholic] Bishop Warns Against ‘Prosperity Gospel’
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Crux ^
| 9/30/18 | Staff
YAOUNDÉ, Cameroon - Catholic leaders in the Ivory Coast are warning against preachers spreading a so-called “prosperity Gospel” - which often includes giving large sums of money with a promise of a heavenly financial blessing in return. Nigerian
preacher Chris Oyakhilome is an example, promising that “your miracle is in your offering” and that if a person is in financial difficulty or suffering from disease, they must give generously to his ministry to receive their needed “miracle.” “All giving is a demonstration of our faith in God and his word,” he said in a podcast widely distributed in western Africa....
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Ivory Coast hotel shooting: Eye-witness describes how gunmen shouted 'Allahu Akbar'
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www.mirror.co.uk ^
| 16:27, 13 Mar 2016 Updated 16:29, 13 Mar 2016 | Richard Wheatstone
Ivory Coast hotel shooting: Eye-witness describes how gunmen shouted 'Allahu Akbar' before gunning down women and children. At
least 11 people have died after around 10 attackers armed with Kalashnikovs opened fire outside the Hotel Etoile du Sud in Grand-Bassam on the south coast A distraught eye-witnesses has described how gunmen yelled 'Allahu Akbar' before gunning down women and children near a hotel in Ivory Coast. A group of around 10 attackers armed with Kalashnikovs opened fire outside the Hotel Etoile du Sud in Grand-Bassam on the south coast of the country. At least 11 people - five men, five...
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Footage shows people running from Ivory Coast attack(doesn't happen in other countries!)
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bbc.com ^
| 3/13/2016 | unknown
Gunmen have attacked a hotel at the beach resort of Grand Bassam in Ivory Coast, with casualties reported. Unverified
footage posted online shows people running away from the beach.
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Westboro Baptist Church Accidentally Hates The Ivory Coast
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Unilad.co.uk ^
| 26th May 2015 | Alex Watt
'The Westboro Bapstist Church has inadvertently declared its hatred of the Ivory Coast, after printing the Irish flag backwards on their posters. The
infamous church, which pickets the funerals of U.S soldiers and has a real obsession with homosexuality, were up to their old tricks again over the weekend. Naturally, the hate-speech spouting church took to the streets to picket Ireland’s historic same-sex marriage referendum. And, given their horrible “God Hates homosexuals” rhetoric, they weren’t huge fans of the Emerald Isle’s vote for equality. There was just one problem – the WBC had the wrong flag. So, instead of protesting...
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