Mali: ECOWAS in fresh appeal for ‘swift’ civilian transition

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The West African regional bloc ECOWAS on Monday issued a new appeal for Mali to make a

“It is our community’s duty to help Malians towards the swift re-establishment of all democratic institutions. The military junta must help us to help Mali,” President Mahamadou Issoufou of Niger, ECOWAS’ current chairman, said at the start of a summit.

 

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