For ten points, name this country whose other capital is Abidjan, a West African nation named after what was once its primary export.
In 2000, two soccer players from this country were put in protective custody by the army after losing an African Cup match. This country (^)  has been rocked by army mutinies several times in recent years, mostly over reduced pay after the end of a Civil war in (+)  2011. That war saw Alassane Ouattara try to overturn an election that his opponent, former IMF economist Laurent Gbago, had won. The world's largest basilica was built in a city in this country that became its capital after its first leader, Felix Houphouet-Boigny, was born there. That city is (*)  Yamoussoukro. For ten points, name this country whose other capital is Abidjan, a West African nation named after what was once its primary export.
In 2000, two soccer players from this country were put in protective custody by the army after losing an African Cup match.
Ivory Coast  (accept  Cote d'Ivoire )