Le Pays 225 is an Ivorian news organization based in Abidjan’s Angré Château district. Published by SADECOM and led by director of publication and editor‑in‑chief San Aubin, it reports on national developments with a strong focus on community life, local governance and public policy. The outlet covers politics, the economy, society, culture and sport, and also carries public notices and obituaries relevant to neighborhoods and diaspora families.
Beyond daily updates, Le Pays 225 produces themed dossiers and on‑the‑ground reporting. Its investigative work has examined recurring land conflicts and municipal disputes in greater Abidjan, reflecting an interest in accountability and citizens’ rights. The newsroom also runs a video arm, Le Pays225 TV, posting short reportage, micro‑trottoirs and event coverage, and it has signaled plans to launch an online television channel.
Content is published in French for audiences in Ivory Coast and Ivorian communities abroad. Editorially, the brand presents itself as non‑sensational and fact‑driven. The organization lists a press registration number and physical headquarters, underscoring its status as a formal press enterprise. Through this mix of local stories, civic explainers and video, Le Pays 225 positions itself as a bridge between national politics and everyday realities, documenting everything from election cycles to cultural festivals and traditional leadership.