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  1. Guinea-Bissau Coup: 7 Essential Facts to Understand the Crisis

    Africa Guinea-Bissau Coup: 7 Essential Facts to Understand the Crisis

    The Digest: Guinea-Bissau's military has once again seized power, dissolving government institutions and detaining the president just days after a contested presidential election. The coup, the country's ninth since independence, highlights the chronic instability plaguing the West African...
  2. ECOWAS Suspends Guinea-Bissau From Decision-Making Bodies After Military Coup

    Africa ECOWAS Suspends Guinea-Bissau From Decision-Making Bodies After Military Coup

    The Digest: The Economic Community of West African States has suspended Guinea-Bissau from all decision-making bodies following Wednesday’s military takeover, marking another rupture in the region’s fragile democratic landscape. The move came during an emergency virtual summit where regional...
  3. U.S. Lifts Visa Restrictions on Ghana Following Deportee Agreement

    Africa U.S. Lifts Visa Restrictions on Ghana Following Deportee Agreement

    The Digest: In a significant diplomatic achievement, the United States has lifted visa restrictions on Ghana, restoring five-year, multiple-entry visas after the West African nation agreed to accept regional deportees. The resolution, announced during UN General Assembly meetings, highlights...
  4. Beyond Borders: Nigeria Stakes $100M on West Africa's Shared Future

    Nigeria Beyond Borders: Nigeria Stakes $100M on West Africa's Shared Future

    Nigeria is preparing to contribute $100 million to the ECOWAS Bank for Investment and Development (EBID), reinforcing its position as the bank's largest shareholder and deepening its stake in West Africa's development. Strategic Investment: Nigeria's fresh contribution will support EBID's...
  5. No Charge, No Trial: ECOWAS Slams Nigeria Over 16-Year Detention of Businessman

    Nigeria No Charge, No Trial: ECOWAS Slams Nigeria Over 16-Year Detention of Businessman

    The ECOWAS Court of Justice has directed the Nigerian government to immediately release Moses Abiodun, a businessman held without trial for nearly 16 years, and awarded him ₦20 million in compensation. Abiodun was arrested by SARS in 2008 and has been held without formal charges or trial since...
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