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Officials from Mali's presidency, who declined to be named, said the judges will be sworn in on Monday. Opposition figures appear unlikely to back down, however.

Mali's opposition June 5 Movement has repeatedly spurned the ECOWAS proposal and continues to demand the 75-year-old president's resignation

Last month, 11 people died over three days of unrest following an anti-Keita protest in the worst political strife Mali has seen in years.

The Sahel nation is in the grip of a political impasse between Keita and an increasingly strident opposition intent on securing his resignation.

Mali's President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita appointed nine judges to the Constitutional Court by decree as part of a compromise intended to ease the country's months-long political crisis.

their next stop should be l nigeria

the earlier they see reason to stop d fights, d better

Ninjanaija:
Yes, they rejected it but the president has decided to do his part of the plan.

better for them

Ninjanaija:
Yes, they rejected it but the president has decided to do his part of the plan.

better for them

goodluck please come mediate on our behalf too

Mali seems to be stable for now

even though d opposition party hasn't fully accepted d conditions

The conflict has claimed thousands of lives and driven hundreds of thousands from their homes.

Swathes of Mali lie outside of government control because of a jihadist insurgency that began in the north in 2012, before spreading to the centre, as well as into Burkina Faso and Niger.

A “new government of national unity” should also be formed,

But the mediators’ compromise offer is substantially similar to an earlier offer made by Keita, which the opposition has already rejected.

Mali’s constitutional court in April tossed out about 30 results from the elections in a decision that handed seats to members of Keita’s party, triggering protests.

Three days of clashes between protesters and security forces left 11 dead and 158 injured, according to an official tally — in the bloodiest bout of political unrest in years.

After several anti-Keita protests last month, the latest rally on July 10 turned violent and deepened the political impasse.

The rejection was the latest setback in efforts to end Mali’s political standoff that has spiralled into violent clashes which have left 11 people dead.

Mali’s opposition alliance has rejected a plan proposed by international mediators to defuse tensions, sticking to its demand that President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita must resign.

slimfit1:
Messenger Jonathan go and rest, you blew a big chance to turn the direction of this country instead you drove us to this terrorist called Buhari.

oga u don't have anything to say

Ninjanaija:
The president appointed his son as minister of defense.

hahahaha

them don sell us

d leaders commit crime and not care

why would buhari, d president of d federal republic of Nigeria personally endorse a man who is currently in court?

how can u call ur fellow man a failure?

“I can assure you that Governor Obaseki is a liability to the PDP. I can assure you that we are contesting against a governor who failed most woefully.”

na wa

Nigeria is a strange country



ize iyamu is still I court for d 700m naira court case while buhari personally endorsed

why are pastors going into politics?

they should stop deceiving us with one nigeria

helinues:
Wike should have some Shane.
Didn't he also campaign against Obaseki in 2016?

anywhere u get more, u go there


personal interest supercedes