Mali’s military junta headed by Army colonel Assimi Goita which held onto power in an overthrow on Tuesday has started to meet with senior opposition politicians in the nation.
This comes in the midst of worldwide judgment of the upset and mounting calls for the release of President Ibrahim Booubakar Keita and his prime minister Boubou Cisse.
There were hardly any signs that political opposition leaders knew about the coup plot ahead of time yet now they remain to profit by a temporary government vowed to be set up by the Mali military junta
“I think the hardest part starts now. It’s a question of bringing everyone together, as I’ve always said, there are no winners and losers, we’re all Malians, so for us, even those who were with IBK (ed: Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta), if they don’t have blood on their hands, if they’re not involved in embezzlement of public funds, Issa Kaou Djim, member of the M5-RFP Strategy Committee explained in an interview.
Spectators dread the political change will permit Islamic radicals in Mali to grow their span by and by.
The intercession came in the midst of months long political pressure between the opposition and government.
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