Ismaël Wagué, up front at left, is a Malian military officer now serving as the deputy chief of staff of the Malian Air Force. (Photo: Kassim Traoré ( VOA))
Ismaël Wagué, up front at left, is a Malian military officer now serving as the deputy chief of staff of the Malian Air Force. (Photo: Kassim Traoré ( VOA))
Ismaël Wagué, up front at left, is a Malian military officer now serving as the deputy chief of staff of the Malian Air Force. (Photo: Kassim Traoré ( VOA))
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Senegalese peacekeepers take part in a military operation in the centre of Mali. In August, a military junta moved President Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta out of the presidential palace. (Photo: UN photo)
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Despite constitutional provisions that limit presidents to two terms, Guinea’s Alpha Condé, 82, decided his country needs him too badly to leave office after two five-year terms. (Photo: UN Photo)
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Ismaël Wagué, up front at left, is a Malian military officer now serving as the deputy chief of staff of the Malian Air Force. (Photo: Kassim Traoré ( VOA))
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Calmer times: UN Peacekeepers from Chad march during the official inauguration of Mali’s newly elected president, Ibrahim Boubacar Keîta, in Bamako. He’s since been removed by a military junta. (Photo: MINUSMA/Marco Dormino)
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Tanzanian President John Magufuli has turned from ruling on behalf of his 75 million people to ruling largely for himself, writes Robert I. Rotberg. (Photo: Issa Michuzi)
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Rwandan President Paul Kagame orchestrated an abandonment of presidential term limits and can now legally serve as president until 2034. (Photo: issamichuzi.blogspot.co.uk / UN photo)
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Côte d’Ivoire President Alassane Ouattara has decided his country needs his leadership beyond his first two five-year terms. (Photo: un photo)
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South African President Cyril Ramaphosa sets a good example in Africa, having worked hard to curb COVID-19. (Photo: ITU Pictures)
