Takeover by the army, what do the youth think?

Doctor Israel Koya, Diara Ndiaye and Tity Bonheur.

© Beverly Santu / RFI

By: Diara Ndiaye Follow

1 min

In several countries in sub-Saharan Africa, such as Sudan, Mali and Guinea, forced political transitions have started after military coups.

Transitions that will not happen without young people.

In Conakry, for example, young people want to actively participate in the transitional process that has started, just like in Mali.

How to explain these successive coups d'état?

What does the youth think of these successions of seizure of power by the army?

How does it intend to take part in the political, economic and social restructuring it needs? 

Advertising

Platter guests:

-

 author, graduate in Law and Political Science from @UParisNanterre 

-

 doctor in Political Sciences, specialist in West Africa, director of the African Political School.

Guest phone: 

-

 founder of the citizen think tank WATHI.

Newsletter

Receive all international news directly in your mailbox

I subscribe

Follow all the international news by downloading the RFI application

google-play-badge_FR

• Youth

• Defense

• Sudan

• Mali

• Guinea

On the same subject

Sudan, cut off from the world, has had its deadliest day since the putsch

Guest Africa

Mamadi Doumbouya, President of the Guinea transition: "I will give my whole life to these people"

ECOWAS toughens individual sanctions against the military in power in Mali and Guinea