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Africa on the Move

Ivory Coast: training police investigators

Efforts are underway in Ivory Coast to boost the country’s police force. The West African nation currently has just one police officer per 1,300 people. DW meets up with trainee Kevin N’Goran who hopes to make a difference in his community.

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