Ivory Coast (World Methodist Council), Union of Missionary Baptist Churches in Ivory Coast (Baptist World Alliance), Assemblies of God. Administration Subdivisions The city itself is a sub-prefectures of Bouaké Department; the surrounding suburbs that are outside of the city limits are also organised into a sub-prefecture known as "Bouaké-SP". Bouaké is also a commune. The subdivision of the city is as follows North East:- Dougouba, Liberté, Kodiakoffikro, Attienkro, Dar-es-salam 2 and 3, Camp Militaire, Belleville 1 and 2, Sokoura, IDESSA, Kanakro North West:- Koko, Lycée Municipal, Zone industrielle, Tièrèkro, Gonfreville, Niankoukro, Aéroport, Konankankro, Allokokro, Mamianou, Kamounoukro, Dar-es-salam 1, Tolla Kouadiokro, Beaufort South East:- Nimbo, Air France 1 2 and 3, N'Gouatanoukro, Kennedy South West:- N'Gattakro, Ahougnanssou, Broukro 1 and 2, Houphouët-ville, N'Dakro Center:- Commerce Sport The local stadium of Bouaké is the Stade Bouaké also known as the Stadium of Peace, it was constructed in 1984 for the 1984 Africa Cup of Nations, it will be one of the host stadiums for the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations and renovation on the stadium started in 2020 in preparation for the event. The stadium capacity before renovation was 35,000, this will increase to 40,000 for the event The local team is called Bouaké FC and plays in the Stade Bouaké People that have represented the Ivorian national football team that were born in Bouaké are the Brothers Kolo Touré and Yaya Toure, Abdul Razak (footballer) and Lassina Diabaté International relations Twin towns – Sister cities Bouaké is twinned with: Mopti, Mali Brescia, Italy Beersheba, Israel Villeneuve-sur-Lot, France Reutlingen, Germany Zimnicea, Romania Villages The 130 villages of the sub-prefecture of Bouaké-SP and their population in 2014 are: References External links Bouaké Travel Guide from World66 Sub-prefectures of Gbêkê District capitals of Ivory Coast Communes of Gbêkê Regional capitals of Ivory Coast Ivory Coast geography articles needing translation from French Wikipedia