Mayor David Wortman is running for reelection as Warren mayor. The city hasn’t raised taxes over the past three years, ...

Sahel States’ Withdrawal from ECOWAS Undermines Accountability Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger End Citizens’ Access to West African Regional Court Ilaria Allegrozzi ...

NIAMEY, Jan 22 (Reuters) - A joint force of 5,000 troops from military-led neighbours Niger, Burkina Faso, and Mali will soon deploy in their troubled central Sahel region, Niger's defence chief ...

KUWAIT CITY, Feb 10: The official spokesperson for the unified government application for electronic services Sahel Yousef Kazim, denied rumors circulating on social media that the application was ...

From the Sahel ECOWAS impasse to the expected disruption coming with US President Donald Trump’s second term, economist Charlie Robertson reads the runes for 2025. British economist Charlie Robertson, ...

KUWAIT CITY, Jan 18: Yousef Kazim, the official spokesperson for the unified government electronic services application "Sahel," announced on Friday the launch of a new update designed to enhance the ...

Yemeni artists inaugurated on Thursday a pro-Palestinian art exhibition in Sana'a. Titled Al-Aqsa Flood, the exhibition features more than 200 canvases showing solidarity with the Palestinian people ...

(Ian Langsdon, Pool via AP) MARSEILLE, France (CN) — France’s decades-long military presence in the Sahel is officially over. France handed over its last base in Chad Thursday after President Mahamat ...

Junta-Led Sahel States Ready Joint Force of 5,000 Troops, Says Minister NIAMEY (Reuters) - A joint force of 5,000 troops from military-led neighbours Niger, Burkina Faso, and Mali will soon deploy ...

Emmanuel Kwesi Aning, an Accra-based security consultant, said the appointment of Larry Gbevlo-Lartey to liaise with the three-nation Alliance of Sahel States (AES) indicated Ghana's willingness ...

Thierry Vircoulon from IFRI in France analyses the legacy of France in Africa, notably in the Sahel where French troops have been pushed out by military juntas of Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso.