Le Curieux d’Abidjan is a weekly investigative magazine in Ivory Coast that covers national affairs with a focus on accountability reporting. Publishing dossiers, analyses, reportages and in‑depth investigations, it examines power, money and society across politics, the economy, justice and everyday life. Its motto—“Investiguer, notre crédo!”—signals a mission to probe sensitive issues and contextualise fast‑moving events for readers in Abidjan and beyond.
The newsroom also tracks culture, religion and sport, from debates around religious freedom and the cost and logistics of the Hadj to cultural festivals and local football. Video franchises such as La Chaise curieuse, Grand Angle and Micro Focus extend its storytelling beyond text.
The outlet is published by Les Éditions EMF and led by director general Gervais Djah, with Ulrich Agboke as director of publication and Guy Lasm as editor‑in‑chief. It was legally registered in May 2024 and publishes on a weekly rhythm alongside daily news coverage.
By combining long‑form investigations with accessible news features, Le Curieux d’Abidjan serves francophone audiences seeking verified information and deeper context on Ivory Coast’s public life, including the 2025 presidential cycle, local governance, consumer protection and social issues in Abidjan’s communes. Its mix of investigative focus, beat coverage and multimedia output positions the title as a consistent source of rigorous public‑interest reporting in Ivory Coast.