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Bye-bye, Basmati: Nigeria has clamped down on rice smuggled through neighbouring Benin

Border Closure Has Mixed Impact For Nigeria's Economy

Parked: A car used for transporting goods from Benin to Nigeria, pictured in Badagry, near Lagos, after the border closure

Niger Floods Force 23,000 From Their Homes

Extreme weather events are common in Niger, one of the world's poorest countries

Sixteen people have died in an attack on a mosque in Burkina Faso's volatile north, security sources said; A woman, who is among the 300,000 internally displaced because of jihadist violence in northern and eastern Burkina Faso, is pictured September 17,

16 Killed In Burkina Faso Mosque Attack: Security Sources

A woman, who is among the 300,000 internally displaced because of jihadist violence in northern and eastern Burkina Faso, is pictured in September 2019

Rugby World Cup Apology To Georgia For Russian Music Gaffe

As Georgia's players celebrated a bonus-point win that lifted them to third in their pool, they were stunned as World Rugby organisers played a Russian song

Left to rot: Part of a tomato harvest that a Benin farmer had grown for sale in Nigeria

Benin Counts The Cost After Nigeria Shutters Border

Workers at a roadside in Grand-Popo fill baskets with unwanted tomatoes

Rwanda first offered to take in Africans stuck in Libya back in November 2017, the same month a CNN report showed what appeared to be a slave market there

Rwanda Welcomes First Group Of African Refugees From Libya

Rwanda signed a deal with the African Union and the UNHCR agreeing to take in African refugees and asylum-seekers stranded in Libya

Nigerian soldiers have been fighting a jihgadist insurgency for than a decade

Jihadists Kill Abducted Aid Worker In Nigeria

Nigeria's military has shut down the offices of humanitarian group, Action Against Hunger (ACF) in Maiduguri

Niger, China Launch Oil Pipeline Project Crossing Benin

President Mahamadou Issoufou of Niger

UN chief urges funding for Sahel states

The G5 Sahel urgently needs funds to help train and equip its fledgling anti-terror force

Trump Jokes About Terrorists While Discussing Soldiers Death

The comments were made during a closed-door meeting in the White House shortly after the Oct. 4, 2017, attack on U.S. Special Forces.

United States Confirms Armed Drones Deployed In Niger

A $100 million drone base is being constructed in the central city of Agadez and until then the drones will be flown out of a base in Niamey.

Video Shows US Forces Trying To Escape Niger Ambush

The video shows the harrowing hours of troops holding off their enemy and waiting for rescue.

Poor Training Led to Death Of US Soldiers In Niger: Pentagon Report

The eight-page report also lists poor planning and command mistakes as reasons for the deadly attack.

US Military Deaths In Niger Caused By Multiple Missteps: Report

The mission began on Oct. 3, 2017, when 12 U.S soldiers, led by Green Berets, joined forces with the Nigerian troops on a routine patrol in the southwest part of the country, near Mali.

ISIS Video Shows Death of 4 US Soldiers In Niger

It appears that the 9 minute, 15 second video, posted on an ISIS outlet on the messaging app Telegram, was shot using a helmet camera worn by one of the soldiers killed in the ambush.