ECOWAS asked its member states to still recognise the passports of the exiting countries bearing the ECOWAS logo until further notice.
ECOWAS imposed heavy economic sanctions in the wake of the coups, fraying diplomatic ties and forcing the juntas to look for new routes to transport goods in and out of the landlocked states.
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Niger’s capital takes down colonial names for more patriotic onesAs Niger continues its campaign of de-colonizing its country, several monuments in the country’s capital with French monikers ...
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Women Play Leading Role in the Reconstruction of Niger - 'Villages Should Live in Peace'Women in Niger have been the most impacted by terrorist attacks in the country and now they donate money and goods to strengthen the anti-colonial fight in the countryWomen have always been at the ...
The last four Belgian military personnel who were still working in Niger returned home in December. Despite the suspension of its defence collaboration with Niamey following the July 2023 coup that ...
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