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Starting 1st January 2024, citizens of the Democratic Republic of Congo will be allowed to enter Uganda without Visas. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the development follows a...

Starting 1st January 2024, citizens of the Democratic Republic of Congo will be allowed to enter Uganda without Visas. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the development follows a...

Given the challenges of the region, the ECOWAS Parliament demanded that the Heads of State and Government should lift the sanctions imposed since July on the Niger Republic. Nigeria’s Senator Ali Ndume said the parliament took the decision because: “Children and women have been exposed to untold hardship. No meaningful progress has been made in resolving this issue.”

We have an ECOWAS to repair and rebuild, and an African continent in urgent need of reconstruction and development.

Les membres du Cabinet ont pris note que “Accord Cadre de Partenariat” révisé entre l'Université des Mascareignes et l'Université de Limoges, de l'implémentation des mesures anti-inondations à Seeraully Road, Centre de Flacq, du lancement national et Atelier de Consultation de la Mauritius Meteorological Services entre autres. 1. Cabinet has agreed to the signing of a

The West African regional bloc has decided to negotiate with Niamey for a “short transition roadmap” that can potentially lift sweeping economic sanctions. Meanwhile, Niger, along with Mali and Burkina Faso, is strengthening regional integration

President Bola Tinubu, on Monday, said the Army must remain non-partisan and “vigilantly pro-democracy” as it discharges its duty of maintaining Nigeria’s territorial integrity.

It said the goal was to ensure a speedy restoration of constitutional order in the country whose constitutional leadership was toppled in late July 2023.

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has described the formation of the Alliance of Sahel States by some of its member states as a move to divert attention from the quest for democracy and good governance. Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu, who is the Chair of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government on Sunday said the regional bloc would not be detracted by the member states under military rule from pursuing its collective dreams.

The end-of-year meeting is expected to review various decisions and agreements taken and initiated by the body, including that of the adoption of the ECO as a common currency for the region.