Nach einer Zeit relativer Stabilität sind Staatsstreiche in den letzten Jahren in ganz Afrika zu einer wichtigen politischen Kraft zurückgekehrt, mit einem deutlichen Schwerpunkt in der Sahelzone. In Ländern wie Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, Tschad und Sudan kam es zu militärischen Machtübernahmen, die oft als Reaktion auf Unsicherheit, Terrorismus oder schwache Zivilregierungen gerechtfertigt wurden.
In Mali übernahm Oberst Assimi Goïta nach aufeinanderfolgenden Staatsstreichen die Macht. In Burkina Faso übernahm Kapitän Ibrahim Traoré im Jahr 2022 die Macht und wurde einer der jüngsten Staatsführer der Welt, während der Putsch in Niger im Jahr 2023 General Abdourahamane Tchiani an die Macht brachte.
Der Sudan ist der tragischste Fall: Der von General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan angeführte Putsch im Jahr 2021, gefolgt von einem Machtkampf mit Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (Hemedti) von der RSF, mündete in einem brutalen Bürgerkrieg, der das Land weiterhin verwüstet.
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This is part of a plan to control the core of Africa. France has abandoned it and the Wagner group has moved in. Very bad for Europe
Meanwhile in r/geography “Which African country is going to be developed by 2100 ?”
Why don’t you post this a couple more times, just to be sure?
must be because they were once colonized
My old boss had a climate change theory to this.
The more folks who got displaced due to food or security instability meant that they had to pick up and start their lifestyle someplace new. Unfortunately for a lot of these people it meant clearing away more of the Sahel for ranching or farming in someplace new.
That land that got cleared was holding back the Sahara, this exacerbating the problems. The Congo is next.
Sub-Saharan Africa is f*ckd. Many western governments have given up sadly.
It stretches from red sea to Atlantic lcean
If you place the African countries over Europe, it’s very easy to see why there are so much internal conflict. In Europe, we have had so many conflicts due to cultural differences that we have all these countries. Colonialism drew up these Wetphalian borders, and they have more or less not changed. It is only reasonable that there should be at least 10× more countries in Africa.
All along the Sahel, would be nice with Eritrea next
i’d differentiate whether is the people rising or an army coup
The Sahel
Isn’tMagadascar part of France?
It looks like French colonies to me, at least economically
Wagner. They should be outlawed and hunted down .