Echo d’Abidjan is a Ivory Coast–based online news publisher that reports in French on national life, from politics and public policy to business, civil society, culture and sport. Its coverage follows the country’s political calendar and institutions, interviewing candidates and tracking reforms, while also documenting how decisions play out in Abidjan and the regions. Recent reporting has highlighted campaign messages and debates ahead of the 2025 presidential vote, the work of the electoral commission, and legal affairs involving high‑profile figures. On the economy beat, Echo d’Abidjan covers the private sector and entrepreneurship through events such as the CGECI general assembly and the Salon de l’Épargne, explaining what policy and finance mean for households and SMEs. Society and community pieces range from labor issues and urban management initiatives to faith and grassroots mobilization. Culture and sport receive regular attention, with stories on festivals, literature and federations—down to niche disciplines like pétanque and kickboxing. The outlet organizes its reporting across sections for Politics, Economy, Society, Culture and Sport, blending straight news with interviews and opinion. Articles are bylined, reflecting contributions from reporters such as Générosa Kouadio, and the newsroom engages readers via email and social channels. Overall, Echo d’Abidjan serves an audience in Ivory Coast and the diaspora looking for consistent, locally anchored coverage of current affairs.