Tag: ECOWAS

ECOWAS will apply to the African Union next week for a mandate to set up a new multinational force against ...

The president, called for an end to the classification of Nigerians as “indigenes” or “non-indigenes” of any particular state.

Biometric identity cards would facilitate the implementation of the Common External Tariff.

The leaders will deliberate on security and politics within the sub-continent.

The new biometric identity card to replace ECOWAS Travel Certificate.

The US says Gov. Shema’s speech is unacceptable in a democracy.

The EU lunched a programmed titled “Support to Economic Integration and competitiveness in West Africa”.

Ebola has killed over 5000 people.

The EU rejects Mr. Shema’s call as “dangerous and unacceptable”.

Former President Blaise Compaore of Burkina Faso abandoned office due to a popular uprising against his plot to remain in ...

Lingering political crisis in Burkina Faso saw the resignation of the country's former president and the dissolution of his government.

The summit will also be attended by representatives of the UN and WHO.

President Goodluck Jonathan will travel to Ouagadougou tomorrow as a member of the three-man delegation of Heads of State and ...

Considering its good purpose, and setting aside politics, why should U.S. lawmakers be reluctant to keep the EX-IM Bank going?

At least 4,555 people have reportedly died from the disease in West Africa.

The development comes just as the World Health Organisation, WHO, said Nigeria will be officially declared Ebola-free on October 20.

Lawyers and activists come down hard on the government for breaching laws it should uphold and enforce.

Survivors of the deadly virus meet with Lagos State governor, Babatunde Fashola

The meeting will assess the security situation in the region and Ebola

The man who took Ebola to Port Harcourt is currently being held, but the government is hampered by outdated quarantine ...

The first known Ebola case in west Africa was in the Nzerekore area of Guinea, on the border of Liberia ...

Cross-border coordination and collaboration necessary to stem the spread of Ebola has been haphazard and chaotic.

An emergency meeting will find ways to curb the deadly virus

“The meeting recognised the negative impact of the disease on the economy”.

"The system of approval for Travel was NOT followed...”