Akwaba Vision is a Ivory Coast–based news organization headquartered in Cocody, Abidjan. It operates a digital newsroom alongside Akwaba Vision TV and Akwaba Vision Radio, producing daily reporting and audiovisual programs. The outlet articulates a mission to “inform in order to build,” emphasizing ethics, verification and the fight against misinformation. Coverage spans national politics, the economy, society, culture and sport, delivered through interviews, field reports, investigations and analysis.
In politics, Akwaba Vision follows election campaigns and public policy debates, publishing dispatches from rallies and institutions. Its reporters conduct on‑the‑record interviews with decision‑makers and project promoters, such as a Q&A on the Akwaba City development’s investment pipeline. The newsroom also documents community issues around Abidjan, including land conflicts near Bingerville where it reports claims by village leaders and references to Ivorian land law. On the economy beat, Akwaba Vision has covered measures such as the government’s 43.5 billion FCFA financing for social housing, as well as corporate controversies, alongside sector features.
Based in Cocody 2 Plateaux Vallon, the group presents itself as a general‑interest press outlet with a multiplatform approach. By combining a web publication with video and audio channels, Akwaba Vision aims to provide accessible, locally grounded news and source‑based reporting across its beats.