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Primary education
Public | Secondary education
Public High School- Modern High School
- Technical College
Public College- Modern College
- Modern College Ascension
- Modern College Ivoire
- Modern College Le Privilège
- College Mouhayé
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Languages
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|speakers=?
|familycolor=Indo-European
|fam2=Italic
|fam3=Romance
|fam4=Western
|fam5=Gallo-Romance
|fam6=Oïl
|fam7=French
|iso3=none
|glotto=nouc1234
|glottorefname=Nouchi
}}Since independence, the official language throughout Ivory Coast has been French. The lingua franca, spoken and understood by the majority of the population, is Dioula, but the vernacular of the region is Baoulé. The French actually spoken in the region, as in Abidjan, is commonly called Ivorian Popular French or French Moussa[6] that is distinct from standard French pronunciation, and that makes it almost unintelligible to non-Ivorians.
{{anchor|Nouchi}}Another form of spoken French is Nouchi, a slang spoken mainly by young people and which is also the language in which two satirical magazines are written, Gbich! and Y Fohi.Since Daoukro Department receives many Ivorians from all over the country, all the vernacular languages of the country (about sixty) are practiced.
Sports
The city has two football clubs, the RFC Daoukro, finalist of the Cup of Cote d'Ivoire football in 2002, and AS Daoukro, which competes in the Division Regional Championship, the equivalent of a fourth-tier division[7] Both teams play their home games at Daoukro Municipal Stadium. As in most cities, it is organized, informally, tournament football players to seven, very popular in Ivory Coast, are called Maracanas. In 2008, Daoukro was a city-stage of the Tour of White Gold: the stage was won by the Ivorian rider Balima Mahamadi.
Figures linked to the city
- Henri Konan Bédié (politician, President of the Republic of 1995 to 1999, chairman of PDCI-RDA )
- Gnamien N'goran (homme politique, Minister of Economy and Finance de 1995 à 1999)
- Henriette Lagou, Minister of Social Action
- Lamine Konaté, representing RDR
Notes
1. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.sphereinfo.com/longitude~latitude/ivory_coast |title=Ivory Coast Cities Longitude & Latitude |publisher=sphereinfo.com |accessdate=19 November 2010}}
2. ^ tags -->|subdivision_type = Country|subdivision_name = {{flag|Ivory Coast}}|subdivision_type1 = District|subdivision_name1 = Lacs|subdivision_type2 =Region|subdivision_name2 = Iffou|subdivision_type3 =Department|subdivision_name3 =Daoukro||government_footnotes =|government_type =|leader_title =|leader_name =|leader_title1 = |leader_name1 =|established_title = |established_date =|area_magnitude =|unit_pref =|area_footnotes =|area_total_km2 =|area_land_km2 =|area_urban_km2 =|population_as_of =2014|population_footnotes =[{{cite web|title=Côte d'Ivoire|url=http://www.geohive.com/cntry/coteivoire_ext.aspx|website=geohive.com|accessdate=7 December 2015}}]
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4. ^Loi no 78-07 du 9 janvier 1978
5. ^Fiche de la ville sur le site du world gazetteer
6. ^References to French Moussa in Ivory Coast are often referred to as French Dago in other countries.
7. ^Championnat de Football de Cote d'Ivoire
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