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Côte d’Ivoire is abandoning free health care for all after a brief experiment because of skyrocketing costs. “In nine months the government had to pay 30 billion CFA francs [about US$60 million] under difficult circumstances,” Ivoirian...
Liberia’s Ministry of Transport has launched in Monrovia a newly updated and secured Brown Card of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) that will be used by motorists plying international highways out of their home country or in...
Visiting Chadian President, Idris Derby on Monday in Abuja said his country was keen about securing membership of the Economic Community of West African States.
It is widely assumed that few of the estimated 50,000 ‘talibés’ in Senegal – boys in Koranic schools, or ‘daaras’, studying to become Islamic teachers – who roam the streets begging for money to support their religious leader (‘marabout’)...
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is sending an enlarged 200-member Election Observation Mission, to be headed by the chairman of Nigeria’s Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Professor Attahiru Jega, to monitor Liberia’s...
Dr Christiana Thorpe, the Chairperson of National Electoral Commission in Sierra Leone, is to lead the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) fact-finding mission for the November 24 presidential elections in The Gambia, according to a statement...
The lull in the fight against corruption is again being reversed by Nigeria’s second anti-corruption agency, the Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), which has recruited 2,700 National Anti-Corruption Volunteer...
The Ivorian political and administrative capital Yamoussoukro, will on October 14th host the 11th meeting of the ECOWAS ministers of Information and Telecommunications Technologies, the Ivorian ministry of Posts and Telecommunications Services has said...
The Ivoirian government is rebranding the national army to change the force’s negative image as it undergoes major reforms, which include demobilizing 10,000 soldiers by the end of the year, training up troops, and restructuring existing posts.