External Debt Sustainability Alarm Demands Collective Action

In 1987, the Heads of State and Government of the OAU adopted the African Common Position on Africa’s External Debt Crisis, expressing grave concern that Africa’s external debt and excessive debt-service payment significantly hinder the comprehensive execution of...

The Imperative for Unity

The call for unity among Sub-Saharan African nations is not just a historical imperative; it is a powerful opportunity that beckons us toward a brighter future. We must recognize that overcoming political fragmentation, economic isolation, and external dependency is...

A detailed timeline of pivotal events —ECOWAS celebrates 50 years

The Economic Community of West African States ECOWAS, established in 1975, celebrated its 50th anniversary on May 28, 2025. This significant milestone presents a valuable opportunity to assess its accomplishments, challenges, and prospects in three key areas: economic...

ECOWAS at 50: Reflections on Our Regional Journey

The Economic Community of West African States established in 1975 through the Treaty of Lagos stands as a crucial alliance uniting 15 nations (now 12 nations) across West Africa with a dedicated focus on enhancing economic integration within the region. As the years...

Sub-Saharan Africa: Some reasons why Sub-Saharan Africa must unite

The political boundaries in Sub-Saharan Africa pose significant obstacles to genuine development, mirroring the colonial economies and political structures that were imposed during that era. These borders, established during the Berlin Conference of 1884-85, were...

The Urgent Need for Unity among Sub-Saharan African Nations

In this article, we emphasize the urgent need for solidarity among the nations of Sub-Saharan Africa, shining a light on the common challenges and opportunities that compel us to collaborate more closely than ever before. We examine the profound advantages of unity,...