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West Africa: What will happen after the “Sahel-Exit”? (The Bar Magazine)

Jan 30, 2024 #Economy, #Politics

On January 28th, Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger announced that they are exiting ECOWAS with immediate effect. The divide within West Africa between the poor and unstable Sahelian countries and the richer and more stable Coastal countries is now widening dramatically. What does this “West-African Brexit” mean for the future of the region?

West Africa: What will happen after the “Sahel-Exit”?

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