Didier Drogba has ambitions of coaching Chelsea and Ivory Coast once he hangs up his boots. The Ivorian ace, however, has no immediate plans for retirement. read more
(Telecompaper) UAE-based telecommunications operator Etisalat has unveiled that its international subscriber base has reached 94 million and that the number will soon reach 100 million subscribers soon with operations covering nearly two billion people across its eighteen markets around the world. Etisalat has operations in UAE and Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Sudan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Indonesia, India,...
Chelsea 1-0 Manchester United. With this score, Chelsea moved five points clear of Manchester United at the top of the table. Captain John Terry netted a second-half winner at Stamford Bridge. Terry glanced home a 76th minute free-kick from Frank Lampard - although United claimed Didier Drogba was in an offside position. United had their chances, Wayne Rooney twice going close, but the Blues made ir...
HIBS boss John Hughes today revealed Easter Road star Sol Bamba has answered the Ivory Coast's World Cup call despite pulling out of the first Edinburgh derby of the seaso
John Terry put Chelsea five points clear of The Red Devils at the top of the Premier League with a second-half match winner at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea Captain John Terry glanced home a 76th-minute free-kick from Frank Lampard to snatch a 1-0 win, although United claimed Didier Drogba was in an offside position. Manchester United had their chances with Wayne Rooney twice going close but the Blues made...
Nigeria's national telecommunications operator, Globacom, has taken another major step towards its vision to be the biggest and best telecoms operator in Africa by obtaining an operating licence in Cote d'Ivoire.
London, Nov. 8 (ANI): Chelsea’s Didier Drogba is still haunted by the memory of the March 29, 2009 stampede when 19 Ivory Coast supporters lost their lives, fighting for breath when all they wanted to do was follow their team and show loyalty to their heroes. Click Here To Read the Full Post
Chelsea's Didier Drogba is still haunted by the memory of the March 29, 2009 stampede when 19 Ivory Coast supporters lost their lives, fighting for breath.
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Didier Drogba has revealed that his recent attitude adjustment came after his son told him his behaviour after Chelsea 's Champions League exit to Barcelona was wrong. The Ivory Coast megastar launched his infamous wild-eyed rant at referee Tom Henning Øvrebø at the end of last season's semi-final second leg at Stamford Bridge, which ended 1-1 and saw Barcelona through to the final on...
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About $45 million intended to compensate 30,000 victims of a toxic waste dumping scandal in Ivory Coast will not be diverted to a self-appointed community representative, a judge in Abidjan ruled Friday.
• Didier Drogba says eight-year-old's words made him rethink • 'My son was watching with his friends and I was embarrassed' Didier Drogba says he has reformed his conduct after his eight-year-old son criticised him for his outburst after Chelsea's Champions League defeat by Barcelona in April Drogba launched into a fierce rant at the referee Tom Henning Ovrebo at the end of last season's...