In Mali, "a point of no return has been reached"
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Bah N'Daw, Mali's transitional president, September 25, 2020 (illustration) AP
By: Jean-Baptiste Marot Follow
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In Mali, the announcement of the cabinet reshuffle, with the non-renewal of the two colonels Sadio Camara and Modibo Koné, aroused the junta's anger.
President Bah N'Daw and his prime minister Moctar Ouane were forcibly taken by armed men to the Kati military camp, 15km northwest of Bamako.
The strong man of the junta, Vice President Assimi Goïta, said on Tuesday May 25 that they had relieved them of their prerogatives for having violated the transition charter.
The explanations of Mohamed Amara.
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Mohamed Amara
is a teacher-researcher at the
University of Letters and Human Sciences of Bamako,
researcher at
the Max Weber Center
of the
University of Lyon 2
.
He is the author of
Marchands d'angoisse.
Mali as it is, as it could be.
(Editions Grandvaux)
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