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22 May 2013
                       
 
 
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27 Mar 2013
 
 
Mali’s July elections: Between democracy and war
CONSULTANCY AFRICA INTELLIGENCE
Traditionally, the international community has regarded Mali as a success story and a pillar of democracy in the unstable region of West Africa. Since its first multi-party elections in 1992, Mali...
 
 
04 Oct 2012
 
World Leaders Divided as Terrorists Devour Mali
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
As Malians and West Africans, as well as the international community at large, anxiously await the outcome of the meeting of the United Nations Security Council on Thursday, 4 October, to review...
 
 
07 Aug 2012
 
Drug Trafficking and the Crisis in Mali
INSTITUTE OF SECURITY STUDIES
Mali has until recently been regarded as one of the most politically stable countries in West Africa. However, since the fall of the former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi last year and the coup...
 
 
25 Jul 2012
 
Implications of Another African Case as Mali Self-refers to the ICC
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
On 18 July 2012, Fatou Bensouda, the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), released a press statement confirming receipt of a referral of the situation in Mali by the country’s...
 
 
21 May 2012
 
Resolving the Political Stalemate in Mali
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
The latest developments in Mali, coupled with the coup on 12 April in Guinea-Bissau, have left the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) overwhelmed by an extremely challenging...
 
 
19 Apr 2012
 
Mali’s coup d’état backfires: Setback for democracy
CONSULTANCY AFRICA INTELLIGENCE
Two decades ago, West Africa had the largest number of dictatorships and military Governments, at least 40 of which were non-elected. Until recently, the process of democratisation that started...
 
 
26 Mar 2012
 
Mali’s Unfortunate Military Coup an Unnecessary Setback for Democracy
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
Many Africans were shocked as the news of a military coup in Mali spread across the globe in the early hours of Thursday 22 March. It was not the classic scenario of soldiers stepping in to reverse...
 
 
 
                       
 
 
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