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In the spotlight: new coup in Mali

Thunderclap yesterday in the already occupied Malian political sky: "barely the list of the new government is presented, saysMaliweb, dissatisfied soldiers manu-militari arrested the president of the transition, Bah N'Daw, the prime minister, Moctar Ouane, as well as the president's secretary general and the new defense minister. They were forcibly taken to the Kati military camp, a few kilometers from Bamako, the center of…

Coup in progress in Mali as president, prime minister and defense

The Mali military arrested the president, prime minister and defense minister of the interim government of the African country on Monday after a change of government, several diplomatic and government sources told Reuters, indicating a coup. President Bah Ndaw, Prime Minister Moctar Ouane and Defense Minister Souleymane Doucoure were all taken to a military base in Kati outside the capital, Bamako, sources said. The arrests bring further uncertainty to the West African country after a military coup in…

Early signs of coups in Mali as military arrests

The Malaysian military arrested the president, prime minister and defense minister of the African country's caretaker government on Monday after a change of government, several diplomatic sources and government sources told Reuters, indicating that a coup was on the way. President Bah Ndaw, Prime Minister Moctar Ouane and Defense Minister Souleymane Doucoure were all taken to a military base in Kati outside the capital, Bamako, hours after two military members lost their positions in a change of…

the president of the transition and the premiere

In Mali, shortly after the announcement of the change of government on Monday, May 24, the situation in Bamako became tense. Armed men went to the official home of Prime Minister Moctar Ouane. In the evening, a relative of the Prime Minister confirmed that the President and the Prime Minister were taken to Kati, the fortress of the ex-junta.…

tense situation after the announcement of the new one

For the formation of the new government in Mali, Prime Minister Moctar Ouane and Transition President have chosen to differ from two emblematic figures from the ex-junta. The announcement of the formation of the new government was made on Monday, May 25, by Transition's presidency in a press release read on public radio and television. Following the announcement, the situation became tense.…

new failure in the negotiations between

Failure of negotiations between the Malian government and the National Union of Workers of Mali (UNTM). In a statement released on Sunday, the country's main union center announced that a second five-day strike would begin on Monday because it was dissatisfied with the state's proposal. as reported from Bamako, Serge…

the social front also worries the executive

Prime Minister Moctar Ouane met with interim President Bah Ndaw on Friday. They raised two issues: the social front and the ongoing consultations for the formation of the new government. as reported from Bamako, Serge DanielFor the first two officials of the CEO, starting this Saturday, the conciliators will resume contact with…

the leaders of the outdated energy received on

Help for the transition and the formation of a authorities consisting of all of the nation's political teams is the presidency of the Republic. To this finish, she initiated a collection of conferences with the political class. On Wednesday, it was the flip of the Ensemble pour le Mali (EPM) motion, consisting of political events from the earlier presidential motion. He was obtained on the Presidential…

continued session for schooling

Malia's Prime Minister Moctar Ouane was reappointed and continued on Tuesday, Might 18, with consultations for the formation of the longer term authorities. A delegation from the previous majority and civil society was acquired. The M5-RFP, a political motion that took half within the case of former President IBK and which could be very crucial of the transition, has unfold. The Union for the Republic…

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