West African

Some west African states are still recovering from civil war.

Such stories are common in this small west African country, even though the civil war came to an end nearly a decade ago.

It is also known in some other West African countries.

Some West African companies were also reported as using the technology.

She then returned to the west African coast but could not repeat her earlier success.

His most recent article was about the West African drug trade.

West African birds leave the north of the breeding range in the dry season.

It was presented to the west African player considered to have performed the best over the previous season.

It contains 3 species of tree in west African forests.

Direct military aid to the West African nation is more difficult, officials said.

West African businesses have been springing up in the neighborhood, too.

He then turned his attention to West African trade, publishing a study in 1954.

"We're all waiting to see them," she said of the West African force.

It was the departure point for thousands of west African captives.

He worked on a ship and got to know the West African coast.

And one of the first women in West African politics to reach this senior position.

Some West African families see it more as a survival strategy.

Five West African heads of government also attended the meeting.

Food security and survival in a West African war zone.

Their first work together was for the British government in its west African colonies.

But he has also accepted West African music's role as the community conscience.

He shared and later converted me to his love of West African art.

They had been intended for use entirely on the west African coast north of the equator.

India has close relations with this oil rich West African country.

The leaf is a common food in many tropical West African countries.