The Subregion Reflect a Collapse of Public Trust i -- Recent coups in the subregion reflect a collapse of public trust in democratic systems, argue CHUKWUEMEKA B. EZE AND JEGGAN GRAY JOHNSON ....
More than six decades after independence, imperial legacies remain deeply embedded in WestAfrica’s political and economic structures ... West Africa has become a stage for competition among major powers.
Ghana has formally escalated the protracted River ParkEstate dispute in Abuja to the ECOWASCourt, marking a significant diplomatic and legal turn in a controversy that now threatens to strain bilateral relations between Accra and Abuja ....
In that context, Ghana stands out as one of the few countries in WestAfrica still governed by an elected civilian administration and willing to work closely with Washington across multiple fronts.