DAKAR, Senegal — Eighteen months ago, military officers in Mali ousted the president and seized power in a coup d’etat. Seven months ago, they did it again. The West African nation of 20 million was supposed to hold a new election in February, launching a fresh era of civilian rule, until the mastermind of both takeovers, Col. Assimi Goïta, pushed that date to 2026.
Danielle Paquette, January 10, 2022
Text in The Washington Post
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