Opinion - I don't know if any of the political analysts have focused on the speeches delivered at the UN General Assembly by the heads of delegations from Guinea Conakry and Mali.
I don't know if any of the political analysts have focused on the speeches delivered at the UN General Assembly by the heads of delegations from Guinea Conakry and Mali.
It then appears that Col. Doumbouya was determined to go to the UNGA to address those condemnations and also justify why him and the other military soldiers in West Africa had to carry out putsches that ousted their bosses. "The putschist is not only the person who takes up arms to overthrow a regime," he told the gathering of world leaders in New York."I want us all to be well aware of the fact that the real putschists, the most numerous, are those who avoid any condemnation - they are those ... who cheat to manipulate the text of the constitution in order to stay in power eternally."
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Guinea Bissau: Guinea-Bissau Marks 50 Rocky Years of IndependenceWhen Guinea-Bissau declared independence in 1973, there were high expectations of development and prosperity -- but that dream has soured amid the West African country's political instability.
Read more »
Niger junta slams UN chief for General Assembly 'obstruction'Rebel elite soldiers overthrew president Mohamed Bazoum on July 26 and have since detained him.
Read more »
Ghana: Police Prevent Anarchy At Amansie West District AssemblyA peaceful demonstration by the Manso Nkwanta-Abore Drivers Union of the Ghana Private Road Transport Union, nearly turned violent when the irate demonstrators attempted to burn tyres in the office of the District Chief Executive (DCE).
Read more »
APC president confident of National Assembly presence after 2024 electionsThe president of the African People's Convention, Themba Godi, is adamant that his party will be represented in the National Assembly after the 2024 national elections.
Read more »
Nigeria: Mark Slams National Assembly's 152 Committees As UnwieldyA former Senate president, David Mark, has described the large number of committees in the National Assembly as unwieldy, saying having too many panels would make it difficult for them to function efficiently.
Read more »
'Finger pointing doesn't help': Mashatile insists ANC dealing with 'dysfunctional' municipalitiesThe deputy president responded to MPs' questions in the National Assembly on Friday.
Read more »