Mali Junta Chief Assimi Goïta Grants His Own Unlimited Presidential Mandate
MALI, JUL 10 – General Assimi Goita extends his rule until at least 2030 without elections amid ongoing jihadist insurgency and political instability, following a national dialogue boycotted by political parties.
- Mali's junta chief Assimi Goïta has granted himself a five-year presidential mandate that is renewable unlimitedly without election, according to a law made public on Thursday.
- The law allows Goïta to lead Mali until at least 2030, despite earlier promises to return to civilian rule by March 2024.
- A junta-led national consultation earlier this year recommended that Goïta be proclaimed president without a vote for the five-year renewable term.
- Despite ongoing challenges, Goïta retains popularity among some citizens who see him as a reformer and advocate for sovereignty.
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After prohibiting any political activity in the country, the Malian military enacted a law on Thursday, 10 July, allowing it to remain in power without any time limit.
·Paris, France
Read Full ArticleThe head of the ruling junta in Mali passed a law on 10 July, now in power until at least 2030, as part of a series of severe restrictions on the freedoms of the military to consolidate their regime in the Sahelian country.
·Paris, France
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Bill granting head of Mali's junta, Gen. Assimi Goita, five more years in power signed into law
The head of Mali's junta General Assimi Goita has granted himself a five-year presidential mandate, renewable "as many times as necessary" and without election, in a bill signed into law on Thursday.
·Pointe-Noire, Congo
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