: Mali’s Military Junta Bans All Political Parties: A Deepening

 : Mali’s Military Junta Bans All Political Parties: A Deepening Crisis




Introduction
In a move that shocked the nation and drew international concern, Mali’s military government has suspended all political parties and associations. This sweeping ban marks a new chapter in the country’s democratic decline. Below, we explore the background, the reasons given, the implications, and what might happen next.


Branch 1: The Road to the Ban — How Did We Get Here?

Mali has been under military rule since August 2020, following a coup that ousted President Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta. A second coup in May 2021 placed Colonel Assimi Goïta at the head of the transitional government.

Initially, the junta promised elections and a return to civilian rule. However, election dates have been pushed back repeatedly. Amid growing criticism and unrest, the regime has tightened its grip—culminating in the full suspension of political activity.

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