Guinea pushes ECOWAS toward infrastructure driven prosperity. The ECO can wait, West Africans need electricity, roads, and jobs now
Guinea’s decision to opt out of the ECO single currency in 2027 is not an act of defiance, it is an act of economic clarity. In a region where political speeches often outrun economic realities, Conakry has delivered a message that is as uncomfortable as it is necessary: monetary integration cannot be built on unprepared economies, fragile institutions, and recycled rhetoric. Read More