Friday, 30 March 2012

Mali in a political crisis

The soldiers in Mali have seized power against their democratic leader and the whereabouts of the democratic President Amadour Toure are unknown.This has led to the country 's  isolation by its neighbouring countries and the West who have refused to acknowledge the new government in power. The West have withdrawn trade and humanitarian aid and Mali faces danger of economic and social relapse. It is not the first time Africa has had Coups neither is it the first time it has dictators in power. The cycle of coups and dictators seem to be revolving  in Africa although the countries have ratified Human rights treaties. No wonder Africa is called the Dark Continent because it seems the African leaders never learn and always put their selfish power hungry interests before the people. Although Senegal ‘s elections proved however it’s high time Africa has such democratic elections and  learnt  that the leaders should be chosen by the people and should not chose themselves!

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