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Niger political activities suspended until further notice – army on state TV

By Reuters
28 July 2023   |   2:32 pm
All activities by political parties in Niger have been suspended until further notice, army Colonel Amadou Abdramane said on state television on Thursday, after the army declared allegiance to leaders of a coup that toppled the government.

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