Four Gambian ministers go in cabinet changes Incumbent Gambian President Yahya Jammeh, right, leaves the polling station after voting in Banjul, capital of Gambia in West Africa, Thursday Oct. 18, 2001. Voters in Gambia lined up across the country on Thursday to elect the nation´s next presid GambiaNewsPhotosPresidentTourism
Ecowas, Media Devise Media Standards for Peace And Security The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is collaborating with the media in West Africa to establish minimum standards for media practice in conflict prevention, deepening democracy and good gover... Guinea And the Ensuing Peace Process THE official line coming from inside Guinea-Conakry, the Burkina Faso government and the ECOWAS headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria, is that Captain Moussa Dadis Kamara is in Ouagadougou, the Burkinabe capital, recu... Is African Unity necessary for the total liberation of Black Africa? (3) Monitoring the Chadian- Sudanese borders, Bloomfield wrote:"An internal UN report, obtained by The Independent [of London], shows that up to 30,000 Arabs have crossed the border in the past three months. Most a... Amodu needs help, not sack Nigeria's Super Eagles returned from the just-concluded Orange Africa Cup of Nations with a trophy. But it was a rusty bronze trophy. A loser's medal handed out to third-place teams. Right from the time Shaibu ... Port concession and high charges, four years after While importers groan under the burden of increased charges in the ports in the post-concession era, concessionaires complain of increased operational costs | Four years after the ports were concessioned to pri... ECOWAS, Partners to Hold Crucial Meeting in Abuja President of the ECOWAS Commission, Dr. Mohamed Ibn Chambas, will present the economic outlook for West Africa in 2010 to the region's development partners during the 7th edition of the ECOWAS-Development Partn... Yar’Adua: National and Global Pressure Mounts Elder statesmen, over 200 members of the House of Representatives and world powers yesterday made strong statements on the continued absence of President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua from the country which has left a po... Shagari, Gowon, Shonekan, Kutigi, others ask Yar’Adua to hand over •Group lauds Senate decision | Fresh pressures were mounted yesterday on ailing president Umaru Musa Yar’Adua and his band of sit-tight aides when the ‘Eminent Elders Group’ chaired by General Yakubu Go... Guinea, Niger Political Situation, Setback in the Region ECOWAS President Dr Mohammed Ibn Chambas has said that the fragile political situation in Guinea and Niger in 2009, increased in human trafficking, drugs and influx of light arms and weapons in the sub-region a... Interim Guinea leader wants quick elections | Guinea's interim junta leader General Sekouba Konate said he wants to organ... | Guinea's interim junta leader General Sekouba Konate said he wants to organise quickly free elections in the beleaguered west A... Construction Work On Kpone-Tema-Aflao Highway Begins Construction work on the trunk road connecting the Kpone Township to the Tema motorway roundabout and the Aflao ECOWAS highway, through Kpone Kokompe, one of the most deplorable roads in the whole of the Tema m... Analysis: Guinea army loses its swagger | By Caspar Leighton | BBC West Africa correspondent | Guinea's military junta has named a civilian prime minister to steer the country towards elections but the troubled country's future remains shrouded in un... Furore over Drug Import Ban The World Health Organisation says Nigeria is one of eight countries in the world with prohibitive drug prices with Nigerians spending more than any other nationals (over 23 per cent of personal income) buying ... Guinea: Ban welcomes steps to restore constitutional order | A poster of President Moussa Dadis Camara in the Guinean capital Conakry19 January 2010 – Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has welcomed recent strides made towards restoring constitutional order in Guinea, which...
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US troops killed in Afghanistan and Africa The News & Observer| Marine Cpl. Jamie R. Lowe | Jamie R. Lowe's parents wanted their son's funeral to be upbeat and patriotic, j...
