Opinion: Mali risk remains after clumsy West African intervention
16 August 2020 |
9:00 am
Mali's opposition and civil society have rejected West Africa’s poorly-prepared crisis exit strategy. On Tuesday, they plan to demonstrate, to force President Keita out. The region is at risk, says Mouhamadou Awal.
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