Ivory Coast: A Family Divided
Robyn Bresnahan reports from Ivory Coast on how the bitter post election violence of a year ago is still playing itself out amongst ordinary families there.
Ivory Coast was once one of the most prosperous nations in Africa - but it was brought to its knees earlier this year by post-election violence.
An estimated 3,000 people died and many more lost their homes or businesses when supporters of the incumbent president Laurent Gbagbo and his political rival Alassane Ouattara fought for control of the country.
Eventually, Mr Gbagbo was forced to concede defeat and Alassane Outtara took up the post as President.
The 麻豆社's Robyn Bresnahan travels to the commercial capital Abidjan to find out how two families on either side of the political divide are doing now.
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