Aftican Matters
-
ECOWAS Calls for Stronger Action Against Corruption, Financial Crimes in West Africa
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has identified corruption and financial crimes as major impediments to the region’s…
Read More » -
ECOWAS Partners WAIFEM To Strengthen Economic Resilience And Sustainable Growth In West Africa
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Commission and the West African Institute for Financial and Economic Management (WAIFEM)…
Read More » -
ECOWAS Parliament Adopts A Proactive Measure To Avert Crisis In Guinea-Bissau
Legislators in Senator Ali Ndume (Nigeria); Fourth Deputy Speaker Billay Tunkara (The Gambia) and Sierra Leonean MP Saa Emerson Lamina…
Read More » -
ECOWAS Parliament Again Urges Members To Prioritize Health and Education
The Parliament of the Economic Community Of West Africa States (ECOParl) has urged member states to redouble efforts towards enhanced…
Read More » -
ECOWAS Set to Launch Single Regional Currency by 2027: Key Steps Unveiled
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has announced bold strides toward launching a unified regional currency, the Eco,…
Read More » -
The Gambia Owes Its Significant Improvement In Higher Education To Nigeria – The Gambia Minister
The Government of The Gambia has attributed the giant stride in the country’s education sector to the massive role played…
Read More » -
Nigeria Denies Allegation To Destabilize Niger Republic
Nigeria Government has strongly refuted allegations by the Nigerien authorities that the Lakurawa terrorist group, allegedly aided by foreign security…
Read More » -
Kenya Court Jails Olympian Benjamin Kiplagat’s Killers for 35 Years
A Kenyan court has sentenced two men to 35 years in prison for murdering Ugandan Olympic athlete Benjamin Kiplagat last…
Read More » -
Chad Vows to ‘Obliterate’ Boko Haram Capabilities
The Chad government has vowed to “obliterate” Boko Haram capabilities, following a deadly weekend attack by the jihadists on a…
Read More » -
Ugandan Court Sentences Former LRA Commander Thomas Kwoyelo to 40 Years
A court in Uganda has sentenced Former Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) commander Thomas Kwoyelo to 40 years in prison after…
Read More »