And if the short sentence of President Alassane Ouattara on Saf Cacao, pronounced on September 25, on the sidelines of the forum of the Ivorian employers, was the drop of water too much? As a reminder, the Ivorian president said: “Everyone says that for Saf-Cacao, if there are no special measures, there will be a…...
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