Ivory Coast votes in a tense election on Saturday after an opposition boycott and clashes over President Alassane Ouattara’s contested attempt to secure a third term. Weeks before the election saw sporadic clashes in the south of the country, mainly between local ethnic groups close to the opposition and Diaolu communities from the north who are seen as loyal to the president.
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