Nigerian lawmakers have approved an additional $200 million for the health sector as part of its 2025 spending plan to offset the shortfall from U.S. aid cuts.

Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso no longer orient themselves towards France or Western business interests. As demand for raw materials grows, this pivot may have significant consequences for Europe’s ...

The Rencontres de Bamako photography biennale took place from mid-November until mid-January without past sponsor France, ...

Listeners swayed as the celebrated Malian duo Amadou and Mariam sang from a stage on the banks of the Niger River at an ...

The 38th African Union summit in Addis Ababa started with the election of commissioners, amid some confusion over the new ...

The court held that Adonor failed to establish a direct connection between the alleged violation of her rights and the ...

Reports gathered by this newspaper indicate that the crisis at the National Elections Commission (NEC) is due to the over 8 ...

GNA-President of the Community Court of Justice, ECOWAS, Justice Ricardo Cláudio Monteiro Gonçalves, on Monday officially ...

Gowon acknowledged the recent withdrawal of Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger but remains optimistic about ECOWAS’s future, stating that the organization is not dead. He encouraged continued engagement ...

The European Union (EU), through its Support to Democratic Governance in Nigeria (EU-SDGN) Programme, has strengthened the ...

Formed in 1975 to promote economic integration and regional cooperation, ECOWAS has long been a pillar of political and economic authority in West Africa. The departure of these three Sahel countries ...