A growing number of journalists are joining the race for seats in Côte d’Ivoire’s upcoming legislative elections. Media professionals are increasingly moving from reporting roles into active politics.
Candidates such as Maurice Gnankan Agoh illustrate this shift in public engagement. Observers say their participation could diversify voices in Parliament. Journalists argue that their communication skills and civic exposure make them effective representatives. The trend reflects rising interest in political leadership among media practitioners.
Election officials note that the list of candidates shows a significant media presence this year. Analysts believe this development may influence future political debates in the country.
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