Niger's Tandja Tries to Extend Rule


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Niger:   Mixed Views On Constitution Controversy
UN Integrated Regional Information Networks
1 July 2009

Responses were mixed in Niger to union leaders' call for a 24-hour work stoppage on 1 July to protest a planned constitutional referendum to allow President Mamadou Tandja to remain in power.

Niger:   Continuing Crisis Imperils Democracy, Secretary-General Warns
UN News Service (New York)
2 July 2009

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today voiced deep concern about Niger's continuing political and constitutional crisis, warning that it threatens to destabilize the country and undermine recent progress ...

Niger:   On Alert for a Constitutional Coup?
UN Integrated Regional Information Networks
25 June 2009

Niger's national bar association has warned that the ruling party's proposed constitutional referendum to allow President Mamadou Tandja to stay on beyond the 10-year limit - deemed unlawful by the ...

Niger:   U.S. Criticizes Tandja's Bid to Keep Power
allAfrica.com
2 July 2009

President Mamadou Tandja has undermined Niger's efforts over the last 10 years to advance good governance and the rule of law, President Barack Obama's spokesman said on Thursday.

Niger:   Constitution Standoff Prompts Donor Warnings
UN Integrated Regional Information Networks
1 July 2009

Amid mounting international opposition to a proposed referendum for President Mamadou Tandja to stay in power, the European Commission - one of Niger's largest donors - has warned of aid cuts if ...

Niger:   Unrest in Niger Delta Pushes Oil Price Above $73
Daily Independent (Lagos)
1 July 2009

The unrest in the Nigeria's oil-affluent Niger Delta region on Tuesday forced the world to pay higher for a barrel of oil as the commodity price skyrocketed above $73 per barrels before the end of the ...

Niger:   Tandja, Please Do Not Add to Our Ignominy
This Day (Lagos)
29 June 2009

On May 26, President Mamadou Tandja of Niger Republic dissolved the country's parliament after the country's constitutional court ruled against plans to hold a referendum on whether to allow him a ...


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