A referendum was held in Mali This past Sunday, Mali voters cast ballots for the first time since the military government was overthrown. ...
A referendum was held in Mali
This past Sunday, Mali voters cast ballots for the first time since the military government was overthrown. The election serves to polarize opinions on whether the Constitution should be updated.
The first election held under military rule saw Malians cast ballots in a referendum on the drafting of a new constitution.
In August 2020, coup forces took control of the nation in West Africa.
According to certain reports, the number of individuals who participated in the referendum voting in various areas was affected by the fear of terrorist strikes.
Colonel Assimi Goita, the head of the Mali administration, who is 40 years old, has pledged to restore democracy to the nation by 2024.
Eight million and four hundred thousand people have registered to vote, and there are rumors that Colonel Assimi Goita, the country's head of state, may run for office.
