ECOWAS sanctions shape West Africa’s political stability, balancing democracy promotion with economic and regional challenges.
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Oil production in Nigeria fuels economic growth but brings complex environmental and social challenges that demand balanced policy solutions
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IFC and Nigeria’s central bank team up to expand naira-based financing, cutting forex risk and empowering local businesses in key sectors
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CAF awards Nigeria 3-0 win after Libya travel delays, raising concerns over visiting teams’ treatment in African competitions
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President Tinubu reshuffles his cabinet, appointing new ministers and renaming key ministries to manage Nigeria’s economic challenges and growing inflation
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Ivory Coast’s CCC seizes 33 trucks smuggling cocoa beans to Guinea as smuggling intensifies amid a global cocoa production deficit.
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The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) expressed disappointment over stalled reconciliation efforts with junta-controlled Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger. The three nations recently formed the Alliance of Sahel …
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West Africa faces a potential breakup as the regional bloc ECOWAS grapples with the possible departure of Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger. These junta-led states threaten to leave, raising concerns …
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In a significant test of democracy, Senegal’s citizens headed to the polls to vote in a closely contested presidential election. The election was marked by political tensions and months of …
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NCAA launches a 10-member committee to tackle unjust foreign airline fares, promising fairer air travel prices for Nigerians.