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Ivory Coast’s Bold Move to Reimagine Colonial Street Names

by afric info
May 1, 2025
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Ivory Coast’s Urban Renaissance: Embracing Local Identity

In a bold step towards confronting its colonial past, Ivory Coast has initiated a transformative project aimed at renaming streets that honour its colonial history. The iconic Boulevard de France is among those slated for rebranding, as the nation seeks to replace names that evoke memories of colonial rule. This initiative signifies a crucial phase in Ivory Coast’s journey to reclaim its cultural identity and sparks wider…

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Author : Jackson Lee

Publish date : 2025-05-01 16:43:00

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