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TOPSHOT - Alphonse Yeo Navigue, 25, a victim amputated of both hands and beneficiary of the "Yako" government compensation fund for victims of the 2011 Ivorian post-electoral crisis, drinks in a coffee kiosk he invested in with his benefit money, in the working class Yopougon district of Abidjan on February 20, 2019. - The government operation, known as "Yako", to compensate victims of the 2011 post-eletoral crisis, is showing to be a success in Ivory Coast, where, since 2017, 3,000 of the 3,243 victims have each received a check of one million CFA francs (about 1,500 euros). (Photo by Sia KAMBOU / AFP)
2019-02-19
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