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Mali junta delays elections again, with no date in sight

By DW
28 September 2023   |   4:06 am
Mali's military leadership has said presidential elections could not be held on schedule due to "technical" reasons. Since taking power in 2020, the junta has promised to hold elections, but has repeatedly issued delays.

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