Why have we come to this?

Why is the government in a bit of anticipation?

How could the authorities have allowed the situation to deteriorate to such an extent?

 the demands of the largest trade union center in Mali are added to a climate of discontent and socio-political and economic difficulties which further weaken social peace, stability and tranquility. 

The high cost of living, injustice in remuneration and salary, disappointments and socio-political frustrations can constitute a fertile ground for disastrous explosion that can seal the fate of living together and national cohesion.

It is now up to the President of the Transition and the Prime Minister to do everything possible to mend the social fabric.

Mali is in the midst of a crisis and Bah N'Daw is leaving! 

Like his predecessor IBK, the President of the Transition, Bah N'Daw, would he also be struck by an

acute

crisis

?

Has he already contracted the virus from Air IBKone which suddenly became N'Daw One?" Anyway, nothing can justify the absence of Bah N'Daw from Mali in these particularly difficult times when the boat Mali needs its captain to hold the rudder firmly.

Does Colonel-Major Bah N'Daw realize that with this trip, he is giving the worst images to his people? 

That of a President of the Transition who cares little about the current strike and its consequences and even less concerned about the rapid establishment of a new government. 

 the economic revival of a continent which, last year, experienced its first recession for twenty-five years

and which should register slower growth than the developed countries over the next three years.

In its last report from April, the IMF estimates that sub-Saharan Africa will need 350 billion euros by 2025 to get out of the crisis linked to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Élysée pleads for

What are the niches that this new summit will offer to

the issue of debt and even a related problem, such as the disappearance of the CFA Franc?

Will we be able to offer viable solutions to breathe new life into African economies?

Africans, will they speak with one voice, because it is often a Tower of Babel that is heard…

Isn't it time to cut the umbilical cord?

When will African solutions be found to African problems by Africans in Africa? Are African leaders really so short of solutions to turn to a France that they pillory as soon as their peoples grumble against the West's stranglehold on national wealth? If they are as capable of responding to the tocsin sounded from the Elysee Palace, why do they not favor endogenous solutions, united under the African palaver tree, where unity should be strength against adversities, as they do? are economical or sanitary? No

each one prefers to put on his 31st to be received by the French president and to impress people who are floundering in the mud of obscurantism, insecurity

bad governance, corruption, and nepotism.