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Faure Gnassingbé plays godfather of Mali transition

The transitional vice-president Assimi Goita with Togo's president Faure Gnassimbé, on 28 december in Lomé.
The transitional vice-president Assimi Goita with Togo's president Faure Gnassimbé, on 28 december in Lomé. © twitter/@FEGnassingbe
Togo's president, who since August has forged close links with putschist officers in Mali, wants to persuade the vice-president of the transitional government, Assimi Goita, to give more leeway to Prime Minister Moctar Ouane. Lomé is set to host the next meeting of the Mali Transition Support Group in February. [...]
Published on 11.01.2021 at 05:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes
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In Focus | Mali
How regime insiders Karim Keïta and Moussa Diawara slipped through the putschists' net

Despite being Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta's leading collaborators, former intelligence chief Moussa Diawara and the deposed head of state's oldest son, Karim Keïta, have been able to slip quietly into exile. Africa Intelligence reveals their activities before and after IBK's fall from power and detail the ambiguous roles they played in the weeks leading up to the coup.

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