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And so CNN had to leave …

05/10/2013 | Posted by creercentre in C.R.E.E.R, Updates| 0 comments

But not without a great second day with our team in Cote d’Ivoire took CNN Freedom Project Presenter Richard Quest & team to Divo meeting planters en masse, offering them chocolate which many won’t have tasted before as they don’t have the means to pay for it. Sadly the box the chocolate is in […]

CNN have arrived!

04/10/2013 | Posted by creercentre in C.R.E.E.R, Updates| 0 comments

We are incredibly proud to have CNN International in Cote d’Ivoire with our team. It’s been kept a secret for the last two months whilst preparations were underway in London, New York & Cote d’Ivoire to assist their crew of four; Richard Quest, CNN’s Business Presenter is part of the team that is currently filming. […]

Akwaba Sébastien!

23/07/2013 | Posted by creercentre in C.R.E.E.R, Trafficking Facts, Updates| 0 comments

We are thrilled to welcome Sébastien Jadot to the C.R.E.E.R team, based in Brussels, Belgium; seat of the EU government he has an excellent background to join C.R.E.E.R as a Policy Analyst and on a benevolent level. Sébastien wrote an excellent article on the historical & political background to cocoa farming; highlighting the reasons why […]

STOP PRESS from Friday 12th July 2013

16/07/2013 | Posted by creercentre in C.R.E.E.R, Trafficking Facts, Updates| 0 comments

Following our STOP PRESS piece on Friday, here are the two articles mentioned. A massive thanks goes to C.R.E.E.R’s Vice President in Cote d’Ivoire who retrieved these articles! Please note these children are going to ‘several NGO’s’ but many we suspect will be orphanages who aren’t used to dealing with the emotional needs of these […]

STOP PRESS!!!

12/07/2013 | Posted by creercentre in C.R.E.E.R, Trafficking Facts, Updates| 0 comments

We have just been alerted that 200 trafficked chldren were found in transport in Bouake, Cote d’Ivoire heading for cocoa farms the night of 10th/11th July (the night before last) The majority are apparently from neighbouring Burkina Faso; there is also talk that they are part of a convoy of 750 trafficked people but this […]