Wednesday, 31 July 2013

New! Insiders Ivory Coast - Discover Hamed Bakayoko's circles of influence

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West Africa Newsletter NEW IN THE INSIDERS IVORY COAST SERIES
Hamed Bakayoko, a Ouattara
follower who sticks with his friends
POWER PLAYERS BUSINESS COURT CIRCULAR WHO'S NEWS INSIDERS SERIES
Published on July 30, 2013 - The West Africa Newsletter editorial staff presents the second brief of Insiders Ivory Coast, the new series offering deep insight into key decision-makers, ranging from their inner circles to their business connections.

Discover Hamed Bakayoko, a Ouattara follower who sticks with his friends. It will soon be followed by more exclusive briefs on Ivorian leaders.
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Hamed Bakayoko,
a Ouattara follower who sticks with his friends
Hamed Bakayoko, a Ouattara follower who sticks with his friends ➔  6 chapters

  > A well-placed family
  > Media and communications: the private hunting ground
  > The pillars of the security system
  > Businessmen advisers
  > His acolytes in the star system
  > Biography
MENTIONED IN THIS INSIDERS: Zoumana Bakayoko | Yolande Tanoh | Youssouf Bakayoko | Fabrice Sawegnon | Mohamed Cheick Karamoko | Coulibaly Sounkalo   ➔ See the  18 Connections
➔ Minister of the Interior Hamed Bakayoko has been building up his contacts throughout a career which has seen him serve for 10 years without a break at the highest level of the Ivorian executive. He is an influential member of the RDR party and loyal friend of Ivorian president Alassane Ouattara and his wife and is seen today as one of the most influential figures in Ouattara’s entourage. Following the crisis which followed the presidential elections in Ivory Coast in 2010, he was switched from (...)
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