Côte d’Ivoire - Campaign must go on 10 years after French journalist's disappearance

Reporters without borders

Wednesday will be the 10th anniversary of the disappearance of Guy-André Kieffer, a journalist with French and Canadian dual nationality who was based in Côte d'Ivoire's business capital, Abidjan. Kieffer went missing on 16 April 2004 after going to an Abidjan supermarket parking lot to meet First Lady Simone Gbagbo's brother-in-law as part of his research into shady practices in the production and export of cocoa. There has been no word of him ever since. “This 16 April will be the 10th (...)

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