The Alliance of Sahel States (AES) withdraws from ECOWAS and continues initiatives for independence, regional integration, and defensive cooperation.
Business and Financial Times on MSN1d
Ghana's economy losing trade benefits over Istanbul Convention – ICCKwame, has said Ghana is missing out on important trade benefits, because it has not signed the Istanbul Convention which grants access to ATA Carnet – a passport for goods that allows ...
Business and Financial Times on MSN5d
Ablakwa pledges to prioritise economic diplomacy, secure bilateral agreements for jobsMinister of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has pledged to prioritise economic diplomacy ...
Continental integration in Africa may remain far-fetched as only five countries provide 100 per cent visa-free intra-travel access. While 28 per cent of intra-Africa travel is visa-free for Africans, ...
The Punch on MSN5d
It’s ECOWAS of people, not coup plottersThe Economic Community of West African States announced recently that the three-member nations where coup plotters overthrew elected governments had finally exited the community. Issues related to ...
The junta-led countries of Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger have announced a new joint military force to combat jihadist groups ...
including free movement within the region with an ECOWAS passport. Widely seen as West Africa’s top political and regional authority, the 15-nation ECOWAS was formed in 1975 to “promote economic ...
The country's border security, particularly in the North, remains weak, allowing individuals from neighboring countries such ...
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