The African Union has lifted sanctions on Guinea after a December election that confirmed former junta leader Mamady Doumbouya as president, despite ongoing concerns over civil liberties.
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The African Union suspended Guinea-Bissau after a military coup ousted President Umaro Sissoco Embalo, triggering regional and international condemnation.
AU suspends Guinea-Bissau after military topples Embalo Read More »
A decree in Burkina Faso grants amnesty to 21 soldiers convicted in the 2015 coup attempt while generals behind the plot remain in prison.
Burkina Faso junta leader pardons 21 soldiers for failed 2015 coup Read More »
Gabon’s interim president, Brice Oligui Nguema, confirmed his decision to run in the upcoming presidential election on April 12, 2025.
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The conference featured music, cultural displays, and speeches from leaders and supporters of the military regimes.
Junta-led Africa challenges the West, seeks sovereignty Read More »
Guinea’s military leader Mamadi Doumbouya has self-promoted to general amid ongoing unrest and his refusal to cede power, while many opposition leaders face detention and exile.
Junta leader Doumbouya elevates status in Guinea’s armed forces Read More »
Guinea’s opposition faced deadly violence as they protested against the military junta on the third anniversary of the coup.
Junta faces international pressure on Guinea’s 3-year mark Read More »
The IMF approved $71 million for Niger despite a military coup, while urging the country to improve debt management and fight corruption.
Niger’s economy rebounds with oil exports, IMF aid Read More »
Following a military coup in Niger, the US has completed its withdrawal from a base in Niamey and will fully depart the country by September 15th.
US exits key Niger base after military junta ends ties Read More »
Military leaders of Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger formed a new “Confederation of Sahel States” (AES) after leaving the West African regional bloc ECOWAS, aiming for greater regional integration and security cooperation.
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