-PUBLISHER’S NOTE
RECENT media reports have highlighted something few expected to see in Somalia this soon: tourists are returning - not in droves, but in numbers significant enough to challenge the country’s long-standing reputation for danger. Stories of visitors wading into the blue waters off Mogadishu’s Lido Beach, or wandering Somaliland’s markets without escorts, are now appearing alongside the usual conflict-heavy coverage. And that shift, subtle as it may seem, matters far more than the raw numbers
🌍 ECOWAS: people power on the rise
The Economic Community of West African States, founded 50 years ago, has lost its way, as political leaders and functionaries within the organisational structure struggle to meet the aspirations of young and vibrant West Africans who want to shape their own future, concluded a recent conference in Abuja. Desmond Davies, who was in Nigeria, reports
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