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Stakeholders Meet in The Gambia to Enhance Women’s Involvement in Cross-Border Trade

SWITWA’s two-day event in The Gambia, backed by ECOWAS and GRA, empowered women in cross-border trade, addressing challenges for over 70% of informal traders with calls for reform and gender-responsive tax policies.

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Laurent Gbagbo of Ivory Coast Pledged not to Back any other Candidate in the Upcoming Polls

Ivorian leader Laurent Gbagbo is boycotting candidate endorsements in the 2025 presidential race, slamming Alassane Ouattara’s fourth-term bid as unconstitutional amid legal exclusions of key opposition figures like Simone Gbagbo and Tidjane Thiam—explore calls for peaceful protests and Ivory Coast’s political tensions.

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France Expelled Malian Diplomats and Terminated its Anti-terror Cooperation with Mali

Escalating Franco-Mali tensions: France halts counterterrorism aid and expels diplomats after the arrest of envoy Yann Vezilier on coup charges, as Mali turns to Russia amid a surging Islamist insurgency threatening regional supply lines.

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Nigeria’s non-oil Exports to ECOWAS Totaled 663 million Metric Tons in the First Half of 2025

Nigeria’s non-oil exports hit 663M metric tonnes to ECOWAS and 488M to other African nations in H1 2025, boosted by AfCFTA, with Indorama Eleme and Starlink Global leading, supported by NEPC’s training for 27,000+ Nigerians.

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ECOWAS and the Guinea-Bissau Government Advances Phase II Initiative for Assistive Devices for Children with Disabilities

ECOWAS, in collaboration with Guinea-Bissau authorities, launched Phase II of the Assistive Device Programme to support children with disabilities, promoting dignity and inclusion, as emphasized by Minister Maria Inácia Có Mendes Sanhá.

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