Mali's predictable coup leaves an unclear path to civilian rule: Malian Air Force deputy chief of staff Ismael Wague (centre) speaks during a press conference on August 19, 2020. ANNIE RISEMBERG/AFP via Getty ImagesSoldiers have ousted Mali’s President Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta who has now resigned, alongside the country’s prime minister. Moina Spooner from The Conversation … [Read more...] about Mali’s predictable coup leaves an unclear path to civilian rule | The Conversation
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Elrio signing is a major coup for Madibaz football
Elrio signing is a major coup for Madibaz football: Madibaz Sport football manager Mark Tommy (left) welcomes former Bafana Bafana player Elrio van Heerden to the management team of the Nelson Mandela University club in Port Elizabeth. Photo: Brittany Blaauw The Madibaz Football Club have scored a major coup by signing on former Bafana Bafana player Elrio van Heerden as their … [Read more...] about Elrio signing is a major coup for Madibaz football
Why the African Union shouldn’t ease up on Sudan’s coup leaders | The Conversation
Why the African Union shouldn't ease up on Sudan's coup leaders: Protesters outside the army headquarters in Khartoum, Sudan. EPA-EFE/StringerTwo weeks after a transitional military council came to power in Sudan through a coup in April, African heads of state decided to ease the pressure on the new rulers. This decision was a big mistake. President Omar al-Bashir governed … [Read more...] about Why the African Union shouldn’t ease up on Sudan’s coup leaders | The Conversation
SA News: Zimbabwe: When is a coup not a coup?
Zimbabwe: When is a coup not a coup?: There are rumours South Africa had a heads-up on things as well. In addition to reporting that “a senior Zimbabwean diplomat ‘sensitised’ regional governments ‘to the idea and necessity of the coup’ and ‘received assurances that there would be ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews A guide to embarking on an arts career in South … [Read more...] about SA News: Zimbabwe: When is a coup not a coup?
A military coup is afoot in Zimbabwe. What’s next for the embattled nation? | The Conversation
A military coup is afoot in Zimbabwe. What's next for the embattled nation?: President Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace have become increasingly divisive figures in Zimbabwe. Reuters/Philimon BulawayoNobody is safe from the rages of Zimbabwe’s First Lady, “Dr. Amai” Grace Mugabe. There was the young South African model Grace lashed with extension cords. 93-year-old President … [Read more...] about A military coup is afoot in Zimbabwe. What’s next for the embattled nation? | The Conversation
