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Economic Integration in West Africa Starts with Road Corridors

  • 05 Jul 2021
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29 JUNE 2021 With both hands firmly gripping the steering wheel, Massata Cissé exudes the confidence of strong-willed women, and her love for the road is reflected in her broad smile. A truck driver for more than 30 years, Cissé, whose handle is “Maman Africa,” is truly an exceptional woman. “Just […]

Lamenting the Algeria-Morocco border closure

  • 05 Jul 2021
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5 July 2021 By Maher Mezahi COPYRIGHT AFP The main crossing between Morocco and Algeria is called Zouj Beghal, which translates as “Two Donkeys”.   Legend has it that a pair of donkeys were harnessed to a yoke in Morocco and ordered to march eastwards until they effectively traced what would […]

South Africa might turn into a circus if the borders are removed for free foreign entry?

  • 04 Jul 2021
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4 July 2021 By GlobCapacity The free entry of any foreign citizen into a different country in the same continent should not be something to be taken lightly Unfortunately here in South Africa there are borders but those borders are not entirely respected by neighbouring countries or citizens And the neighbouring […]

Borderlands in West Africa are ungoverned: why this is bad for security

  • 02 Jul 2021
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1 July 2021 Ernest Toochi Aniche, Chris Changwe Nshimbi & Inocent Moyo Sahel landscape In many parts of the African continent borders are porous. People cross them to visit their kin and for economic reasons such as herding, farming, fishing, hunting and trading. They are also spaces in which human smuggling, […]

Egypt has no objections to any Ethiopian dam but wants fair deal, says minister

  • 01 Jul 2021
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July 01, 2021 By Mohamed Abu Zaid Egypt has no objections to any dam in Ethiopia and supports its development, but wants a fair deal on filling and operating it, the Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation Mohamed Abdel-Ati said on Thursday. Ethiopia is pinning its hopes of economic development and […]

Ethiopian group asks for academics’ support in dam dispute

  • 01 Jul 2021
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1 July 2021 Esther Nakkazi Members of an advisory council to the Ethiopian government have called on university leaders and academia from all over the world to reject “outdated and unfair colonial treaties” as grounds for settling the dispute over the controversial Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD). The call was made […]

Joint Ghana-Togo technical committee to resolve boundary disputes

  • 29 Jun 2021
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28 June 2021 Minister for National Security, Albert Kan Dapaah Minister for National Security, Albert Kan Dapaah, has charged the Ghana Boundary Commission, to initiate the establishment of a Joint Ghana-Togo Land Technical Committee to resolve all existing land boundary issues between the two West African States. The Ghana Boundary Commission […]

Tunisia cracks down on migrants after deal with Europe

  • 29 Jun 2021
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28 June 2021 By Rédaction Africanews Tunisia’s defence ministry said Sunday that its navy had rescued 178 migrants who were trying to cross the Mediterranean from Libya to reach Europe. Two bodies were recovered and 178 migrants rescued during three operations off Tunisia’s south coast, a ministry statement said. The migrants, […]

Migrants who want to come to UK ‘may be sent to processing centres in Africa’

  • 29 Jun 2021
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28 June 2021 Harrison Jones Priti Patel is expected to bring in new laws allowing asylum seekers to be sent abroad for processing next week – with faraway Rwanda reportedly under consideration as a possible location. Britain has never had an offshore immigration processing centre before and it remains unclear where any […]

Fuel Smuggling: Nigerian Porous Borders and Security Agencies

  • 27 Jun 2021
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27 June 2021 After months of playing the ostrich, Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation has finally acknowledged the danger of persistent smuggling of petroleum products across the country’s borders and the role bad eggs in the security agencies play in and resistance of border communities to government’s efforts to shutting down the […]

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