CEDEAO REPORT is a monthly TV magazine dedicated to current affairs and strategic issues of the Economic Community of West African States. Broadcast in French and English on Africa24, it analyzes the political, economic, and institutional dynamics of the West African region.
Through reports, analyses, and interviews, the program highlights regional integration, major development projects, private sector initiatives, and efforts related to peace and security. CEDEAO REPORT stands out as a media platform focused on understanding the key challenges and opportunities within the sub-region.
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COUNTRY REPORT – ECOWAS REPORT – Gambia : 6.1% GDP growth achieved in 2025
With modest resources, The Gambia is asserting itself on the West African stage through soft power, mediation, and growing institutional influence. Since 2017, The Gambia has been working to restore its democratic image and credibility. This momentum, illustrated by the appointment of Omar Alieu Touray as President of the ECOWAS Commission in 2022, testifies to a successful strategy combining economic pragmatism and diplomatic ambition. On the regional stage, power is no longer measured solely by…
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INTERVIEW – ECOWAS REPORT : Lansana Kouyaté, Former ECOWAS Executive Secretary
At a time when the Economic Community of West African States is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary, the organization must reinvent…
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COUNTRY REPORT – ECOWAS REPORT – Nigeria : 230 million inhabitants recorded in 2024
Nigeria is Africa’s most populous country, with an estimated population of 230 million in 2024 according to the UN, making…
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BUSINESS – ECOWAS REPORT : 100,000 m² of tiles per day to boost supply
Just a few kilometres from Cotonou, the Glo-Djigbé Industrial Zone is driving the country’s industrial transformation. At the heart of…
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PORTRAIT – ECOWAS REPORT : Dr Kalilou Sylla, An economist at the heart of ECOWAS’s development
Dr Kalilou Sylla, who has served as the ECOWAS Commissioner for Economic Affairs and Agriculture since 1 October 2025, has…
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ZOOM – ECOWAS REPORT – Africa : Election observers ensure integrity
In the run-up to elections in West Africa, ECOWAS systematically deploys observation missions to safeguard the electoral process and maintain…
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FOCUS – ECOWAS REPORT : 12 member states for ECOWAS after 3 withdrawals
Fifty years after its creation in 1975, ECOWAS is entering a new phase in its history with a smaller membership:…
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AGENDA – ECOWAS REPORT
In this edition : -Benin : 6th Edition of the International Zogben Festival (July 23–26, 2026) -Côte d’Ivoire : Tourism…
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JOURNAL – ECOWAS Report : 27 February 2026
In this edition : -ECOWAS REPORT – Portrait – Africa : Julius Maada Bio faces security challenges -ECOWAS REPORT – FOCUS…
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COUNTRY REPORT – ECOWAS COUNTRY – Senegal : Dakar, driving force behind West African revival
At the end of the 68th ordinary session of ECOWAS held in Abuja, Nigeria, on 14 December 2025, Senegal was…
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FOCUS – ECOWAS REPORT – Governance and security : challenges facing the Commission
The Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS faces major challenges. Rising insecurity, terrorist attacks, constitutional crises and the withdrawal…
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