Benin Coup Attempt Thwarted, President Talon Safe: ECOWAS Condemns Move
Benin’s government thwarts coup attempt, confirms President Talon’s safety. ECOWAS condemns the move and pledges support to maintain constitutional order.
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UN: Catastrophic Floods Affect Over 5 Million in West, Central Africa
Over 5 million people in 16 countries across West and Central Africa have been impacted by catastrophic floods, with more than 1,000 fatalities and extensive damage to homes, schools, and farmland.
ECOWAS Considers Regional Action Plan to Combat Plastic Pollution
ECOWAS is considering a regional action plan to combat plastic pollution, unifying efforts across West Africa amid challenges in implementing national policies.
UN Reports: Devastating Floods Impact Over 700,000 in West and Central Africa
Over 700,000 people have been affected by severe flooding in West and Central Africa, as torrential rains devastate communities just two months into the rainy season, according to the UN.
West Africa: A Land of Diverse Landscapes and Cultures
West Africa, spanning 6.38 million square kilometers, is a region of stunning natural diversity and rich cultural heritage. From deserts to rainforests, its landscapes are as varied as its vibrant traditions.
Niger Announces Immediate Severance of Diplomatic Ties with Ukraine
Niger has announced the immediate severance of its diplomatic ties with Ukraine, as declared by the military government’s spokesperson on national television.
Niger Floods Claim 53 Lives, Thousands Affected in Climate Crisis
Floods caused by heavy rains in Niger since June have killed 53 people and affected over 18,000, with UN agencies warning that the situation may worsen as the rainy season continues.
West Africa’s First Standard Gauge Railway Connects Lagos and Ibadan
West Africa’s first standard gauge railway connects Lagos to Ibadan, promising reduced traffic congestion and enhanced regional connectivity.