Former President of Mali, Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, who was recently overthrown in a coup, left the hospital on Thursday after being treated for a mini-stroke. According to the source, Keita may head to the United Arab Emirates for further treatment. A medical source at the private health facility in the capital, Bamako, where the president was treated said, “Everything is going well. The test results look good.” A member of Keita’s entourage disclosed to AFP...

Talks between West African mediators and Mali’s military coup leaders ended on Monday after three days of discussions without any decision on the make-up of a transitional government, a junta spokesman said. West Africa’s regional bloc dispatched negotiators to Mali at the weekend in a bid to reverse President Ibrahim Keita’s removal from power last week. But talks had focused on who would lead Mali and for how long, rather than the possibility of reinstating...

The Authority of Heads of State and Government of the Economic Community of West Africa States (ECOWAS) will hold an Extraordinary Summit on the socio-political situation in Mali on Thursday. The Directorate of Communications of the ECOWAS Commission disclosed this in a statement on Wednesday in Abuja. The summit, which would hold virtually through video conference, was convened following the military coup d’etat that happened in the Republic of Mali on Tuesday. ECOWAS has strongly...