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ECOWAS has issued a strong warning to Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone due to rising tensions over disputed borders and has announced a mission to prevent conflict.

ECOWAS has called for calm amid escalating border tensions between Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, urging dialogue to resolve conflicts in the disputed areas.

The ECOWAS Parliament is urging increased participation in regional trade within West Africa to enhance economic cooperation and welfare among citizens.

West African countries are planning to establish a regional force aimed at combating jihadist violence.

ECOWAS has activated a regional standby force to combat the rising threat of armed groups in West Africa.

West African states are establishing a new military force to combat jihadism and insecurity in the region, aiming to mobilize approximately 2,000 troops.

The African Union and ECOWAS express deep concern over the US-Iran conflict's potential destabilizing effects on Africa, particularly through disruptions in energy and food supply chains.

ECOWAS is launching an initiative to achieve full regional integration by 2050, focusing on removing barriers and promoting peace and growth.

Africa is expressing concern over the potential impacts of escalating conflicts in the Gulf, particularly regarding energy prices and food security.

ECOWAS has announced the activation of a 2,000-strong Standby Force to combat jihadist groups primarily in the Sahel region.

ECOWAS warns that escalating hostilities in the Gulf region could have severe economic and security impacts on West Africa.

ECOWAS has detailed its plans for a standby military force aimed at addressing terrorism and insecurity in West Africa, following a meeting of military chiefs in Sierra Leone.

The article discusses the growing need for enhanced online surveillance in Africa to combat terrorism and the challenges posed by the internet in recruitment and criminal activities.

The ECOWAS and the African Development Bank have established a Board of Directors for the $15 billion Lagos–Abidjan Highway project, marking a significant step in the project's operational phase.

ECOWAS chiefs of staff gather in Freetown to discuss the rapid establishment of the standby force aimed at combating terrorism in West Africa.

The Defence Headquarters of Nigeria has conducted a workshop to enhance military collaboration and readiness among West African nations against emerging security threats.

The President of the Nigerian Bar Association and the President of the ECOWAS Court discussed the critical need for better enforcement of court judgments in West Africa to uphold justice.

The ECOWAS Court of Justice has called on civil society organizations in Nigeria to actively participate in ensuring the enforcement of its judgments, highlighting the importance of civic engagement in the justice process.

Since its establishment in 2001, Nigeria has only executed 10 out of 66 cases decided by the ECOWAS Court, raising concerns over compliance with regional judicial decisions.

The ECOWAS Court of Justice urges Nigeria to enforce its judgments to strengthen regional governance and public confidence in justice.

The President of the Nigerian Bar Association met with the ECOWAS Court President to address the challenge of enforcing court judgments in West Africa.

The Executive Governor of the Central Bank of Liberia reported significant advancements in monetary integration during a meeting of ECOWAS central bank governors.

The WAEMU Court has ruled against the 2022 economic sanctions imposed on Mali, questioning regional trade policies and integration efforts.

Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu highlighted Nigeria's crucial role in stabilizing Liberia during its civil war during a speech in Monrovia.

West African economic policymakers and experts gather in Monrovia to discuss the progress and plans for a proposed single currency for the region, known as the ECO.

Liberia hosted the 58th meeting of the West African Monetary Zone Technical Committee, emphasizing the importance of regional economic integration and the ECOWAS single currency agenda.

Liberia hosted the 58th meeting of the West African Monetary Zone Technical Committee, emphasizing the importance of regional economic integration and the push for a single currency in West Africa.

Dr. Cyriaque Agnekethom, ECOWAS Peacekeeping and Regional Security Director, highlights the importance of the AU's APSA initiative for supporting ECOWAS peace operations in an interview.

The military council in Guinea-Bissau has announced the formation of an inclusive transitional government aimed at involving opposition forces amidst pressure for a swift return to civilian rule from the regional bloc ECOWAS.

Despite Nigeria's open border policy aimed at enhancing trade and free movement, border crossings are plagued by chaos and corruption.

ECOWAS President Julius Maada Bio emphasized the need for a swift civilian transition led by an 'inclusive government' in Guinea-Bissau after discussing the situation with the military council leaders following the November coup.

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has called for respect for Venezuela's independence following a US operation that captured President Nicolás Maduro and carried out military strikes in Caracas.

Thousands of revellers gathered in southern Nigeria for the annual Calabar Carnival, featuring vibrant outfits, music, and participation from the ECOWAS community.