Countries like Niger and Mali are positioned to become green hydrogen hubs due to their low LCOH, high production density, ...

ECOWAS has been able to block West African nations from going to war with each other. Legit.ng throws light on how the organisation has been able to achieve this.

Why Mali, Burkina Faso, Nigeria leave ECOWAS. According to The Cable, the decision to withdraw from ECOWAS is not entirely surprising, given the recent tensions between the three countries and the ...

ECOWAS president Omar Alieu Touray told reporters in Nigeria’s capital Abuja that despite the split, the bloc hopes to still collaborate with the countries in tackling some of the region’s ...

Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio has been chosen to be the next chairman of the West African economic bloc, ECOWAS ...

The countries that initially agreed to contribute, three of them are no longer with ECOWAS. So now ECOWAS will have to look back within its members to see who among them will augment the gap." ...

Three countries under military rule have officially left West African regional bloc Ecowas, after more than a year of diplomatic tensions. The withdrawal of Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger is a huge ...

The countries’ withdrawal from ECOWAS will deprive their citizens of an important path for accountability and justice at a time when conflict-related abuses against civilians are rife in the ...

The countries in ECOWAS are more disparate, adding a number of technical, operational, and political obstacles to a well-functioning and durable monetary union that can deliver economic benefits to ...

Three military-ruled countries have officially withdrawn from the West African regional alliance known as ECOWAS, the bloc said on Wednesday, defying pressure from the group to return the ...

To that end, ECOWAS must remember that AES is a natural and relevant format for cooperation between three countries facing common security challenges that threaten their very existence. In fact, AES ...

ECOWAS said that its members were also required to treat goods and services coming from the three countries in accordance with ECOWAS regulations and provide full support and cooperation to ...