Interview with Mali Coup Leader Amadou Sanogo
- Publisher:
- Al Jazeera English
- Publication Date:
- 27 March 2012
- Tags:
- Mali, Conflict, Peace and Security
In an exclusive interview with Al Jazeera, army officer Amadou Sanogo, defended the coup he led, saying the president he deposed had failed the country.
Al Jazeera's Hashem Ahelbarra reports from Bamako.
West Africa Takes on Mali Usurpers
- Ousted President Touré is Safe - France
- Ecowas Meets On Mali
- ECOWAS Leaders Discuss Situation in Mali
- War Widows' Protest Sparked Army Mutiny
- ECOWAS Extra-Ordinary Summit in Abidjan On Situation in Mali
- Setback for Democracy in Mali
- AU Suspends Mali Until Constitutional Order Returns
- Continent Meets Over Mali As World Condemns Coup
- Military Coup in Mali Is a Setback for Democracy On the African Continent, Critics Say
- Coup Makes Tuareg Rebellion At Its Heart Harder to Resolve
- ECOWAS Statement On the Disturbances in Bamako, Mali
- The Role of the AU and Ecowas in the Crisis
- VIDEO: West African Leaders Head to Mali for Talks
- Neighbours to Confront Coup Leaders
- Ecowas to Call for Interim President
- Ecowas Chair to Lead High-Level Delegation to Mali
- Ecowas Suspends Mali
- UN Rights Chief Praises Senegal Election, Urges Mali and Guinea-Bissau to Follow Suit
- Nigerian Senate Urges Mali Junta to Return Power to Toure
- Uncertainty As All Sides Wonder, 'What Next?'
African Union Suspends Mali
- Junta Leader Willing to Talk to Rebels
- African Union Suspends Mali Over Coup
- Continent Meets Over Mali As World Condemns Coup
- Govt Condemns Coup d'Etat in Mali
- Questions on Military Seizue at U.S. State Department Press Briefing
- Coup Heralds Period of Uncertainty On Human Rights
- Coup Likely to Hike Mining Taxes and Raise Terrorism Risks
- World Unites Against Mali Coup Leaders
- West African Bloc Condemns Coup
- Mutiny 'Topples' President Toure
- Mali in a State of Confusion
- Joint Statement of the AfDB and the World Bank On the Situation in Mali
- Rebellion Claims a President
- Questions About Military Coup at U.S. State Department Press Briefing
- France Suspends Co-Operation After Coup
- Malian Military Stages Coup
- Ban Calls for Calm and Peaceful Resolution of Conflict
- Statement by the White House Press Secretary on Mali
- U.S. Senator Coons on Military Rebellion
- State Department On Situation in Mali
- Situation in Mali Worsening, Says Kenya Foreign Minister
- Wetangula, Kenyans in Mali to Be Evacuated If Airspace Opens
- VIDEO: Mali Soldiers Say President Toppled in Coup
- Troops Mutiny
- Shots Fired in Bamako During 'Mutiny'
- I Am Ready to Go, says President Touré
Coup d'Etat au Mali?
- VIDEO: Coup d'Etat au Mali
- Les mutins annoncent la suspension des institutions
- La confusion règne au pays
- Fermeture des frontières terrestres et aériennes
- L'incapacité du régime à contenir la rébellion touarègue, principal grief des putschistes
- L'UA condamne le coup d'état
- Le pays sous contrôle des mutins
- Coup d'Etat ?
- Grande confusion où le président ATT a quitté le palais présidentiel
- Coup d'état ou mutinerie - L'information prise en otage
- Coup d'Etat - ATT est en fuite
- Mutinerie de militaires maliens - Il ne manquait plus que ça
- L'armée se retourne contre son chef
- Des bruits de botte à Bamako font tanguer la République
- Situation bien confuse sur fond de coups de feu
- Crise malienne - Le salut viendra-t-il de l'UA ?
- Les militaires maliens veulent retrouver leur fierté
- La rébellion d'une partie de l'armée était prévisible
- Coups de feu à Bamako
- Des mutineries signalées dans certaines casernes au Nord
Transitional Govt Promised
- VIDEO: Mali Coup Leaders to Restore Constitution Amid Rebel Gains
- Timbuktu Falls to Rebels, Army Reinstates Constitution
- West Africa Prepares to Close Borders on Monday
- Junta Appeals for Help In Response to Ultimatum
- VIDEO: Malian Coup Leaders Given Ultimatum
- Ecowas Warns Coup Leaders to Restore Order or Face Isolation
- Protesters Turn Back Ecowas Leaders
- War and Peace - Repeating the Cycle
- Ecowas Threatens Military Action in Mali
- President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Joins Six-Member High-Level Ecowas Delegation
- The AU Reiterates Its Position On the Need for the Return to Constitutional Order
- IFJ Joins African Journalists' Call for the Protection of Country Journalists in the Wake of the Military Coup
- Ecowas Delegation to Meet Malian Military Junta Today
- End Attacks and Detention of Peaceful Protesters Amid Military Coup
