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How Mali’s Lost Hope Threatens All of West Africa - Truth Nigeria
By Luka Binniyat When the Malian military, led by Gen. Assimi Goita seized power in August 2020, thousands in Bamako poured into the streets in jubilation. For once, most of the 25.2 million population of Mali believed that soldiers—rather than politicians—could rescue their country from spiraling insecurity and corruption. That hope was brief. Today, as […]
Destabilization. On 7 November, the Quai d'Orsay advised French nationals to leave the country "temporarily". A group affiliated with Al-Qaeda threatened to seize the capital.
Lehbib Abdelhay, security expert in the Sahel On 16 September, the creation of the Alliance of States in the Sahel (AES) was marked by the creation of three countries, Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger, which have created a genuine triangle of jihadist violence, crisis and instability as a result of the growing presence and influence of terrorist organizations based in their territories, especially in the Liptako Gourma area, north of Mali (Azawad) a…
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