ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast -- Donald Abinan, 25, ekes out his existence in this West African metropolis by energetically directing cars in and out of empty parking spaces. He earns, by his estimate, slightly more than a dollar a day. Abinan's turf is the street in front of the downtown mosque under construction, close to a small shopping center.
In Ivory Coast, Many Blame France for Their Country’s Predicament
