Africa Intelligence reveals that A'Salfo, leader of Magic System, had targeted the Ministry of Culture in the Mambé II reshuffle, but the position remained with Françoise Remarck.

In the reshuffle of the Mambé II government unveiled on January 23, Africa Intelligence reveals that A'Salfo, leader of the group Magic System, had his eye on the Ministry of Culture.

According to the specialized media, the singer had conducted a discreet campaign to obtain the portfolio, but the position ultimately remained in the hands of Françoise Remarck, appreciated by the presidential couple and protected by Téné Birahima Ouattara, the deputy prime minister.

A socially conscious artist

Salif Traoré, better known as A'Salfo, is an Ivorian singer and cultural figure born on December 15, 1975 in Abidjan.

At the head of the famous Zouglou group Magic System, known worldwide for hits like Premier Gaou, Bouger Bouger or Magic in the Air, he is also the founder and general commissioner of the Festival of Urban Music of Anoumabo (FEMUA), a major event that supports the construction of schools and health centers in Ivory Coast.

Actively involved internationally, he has been a UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador since 2012, working for peace and education through culture. In parallel, through his company Gaou Productions, he supports young talent and plays a significant role in the African music industry.

Today, A'Salfo is considered one of the most influential figures on the African continent, combining artistic success with social impact. He has not yet commented on this information, and his entourage denies rumors concerning his ministerial ambitions.