Mali Signs Transition Deal
- Author:
- Al Jazeera English
- Publisher:
- Al Jazeera English
- Publication Date:
- 6 April 2012
- Tags:
- Mali, Governance, Arms and Military Affairs, International Organizations and Africa
After just over two weeks in power, the leader of Mali's military coup has agreed to step down.
A deal has been negotiated by the West African bloc of nations ECOWAS to return the country to civilian rule.
Coup Leader to Step Down in Mali
- Ecowas and the Political Crisis in Mali
- West African Military Leaders Meet in Abidjan to Address the Country's Crisis
- West African Leaders Clamp Down With Sanctions
- Mali Coup Points to Need for Early Warning Systems
- Hungry for Democracy - the Peasantry and the Coup
- Head of Junta Restores Constitution
- Urgent Action Needed to Protect Civilians
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
Mali Rebellion Disrupts Aid
- UN Security Council Expresses Concern Over Humanitarian Situation
- Oxfam Warns Sanctions Could Be a Tipping Point As Civilians Face a Triple Food, Security and Political Crisis
- Humanitarian Aid Must Resume As Soon As Possible
- France Fears Al-Qaeda Influence Growing in North
- Looting, Rape Reports After Rebel Takeover in North
- Conditions Deteriorating as Thousands Flee
- Burkinabe Red Cross Helps 18,000 Refugees
- UN Deeply Concerned as Crisis Worsens
- Hungry for Democracy - the Peasantry and the Coup
- Coup Makes Tuareg Rebellion At Its Heart Harder to Resolve
