All the tensions are on the rise in West Africa following the coup in Niger. Multiple West African nations have imposed sanctions on the impoverished country.

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According to multiple French media reports, France has begun negotiations with Niger's military regarding the possible departure of French troops from the West African country, following the deterioration of relations after the July 26, 2023 coup that saw the ousting of Nigerien President Mohammed Bazoum. Former French ambassador to Mali and Senegal Nicolas Normand confirmed the news, telling some news outlets that, according to his sources, talks were underway between the French and Niger forces to "partially" evacuate soldiers. Normand added that his sources, who wish to remain anonymous, stressed that the talks should not be interpreted as a recognition of the coup leaders, but rather as a "technical" dialogue between the two militaries.
French newspaper Le Monde also said neither the number of French soldiers involved nor the timing of their departure remains unknown, and that the talks are not being held with coup leaders, but with regular army officials with whom France has long been cooperating. France has been at odds with Niger's new military authorities since it refused to recognise the July 26 coup that deposed French ally President Mohamed Bazoum. The coup was seen as another major blow to French influence in the region, following the military takeovers in Mali in 2020 and Burkina Faso in 2022.
French President Emmanuel Macron had until now rejected calls by the military junta for the departure of French troops currently in Niger, saying Bazoum, currently held prisoner in the country, remains Niger’s legitimate leader. As a result, the coup leaders have demanded that the French ambassador and military leave Niger, and thousands of people have been rallying in the capital Niamey for days to support the new regime's uncompromising stance against the former colonial power.
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If all else fails 'we are going into Niger' - that was the message from a West African bloc of nations today.

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Defence chiefs from the ECOWAS group have been meeting in the Ghanaian capital Accra, to discuss details of a stand-by military force.

The group's commissioner insisted military intervention was a last resort - but voiced his frustration at efforts to engage diplomatically with Niger's new junta. They took control in a coup late last month and have held the elected President in detention since.
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In spite of pressure from the leaders of a recent coup, France's ambassador to Niger will remain there, President Emmanuel Macron announced in an address to diplomats on Monday.

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Deposed Nigerien President Mohamed Bazoum has petitioned West Africa's regional court seeking his release from detention and the restoration of his rule

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The military in Niger deposed the nation's democratically elected president, Mohamed Bazoum, exactly one month ago. Following Mali, Guinea, and Burkina Faso, Niger had its fourth military coup in West Africa since 2020 on Wednesday, July 26.

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On 26 July, a group of soldiers removed Niger's democratically elected president from power, citing security concerns and economic mismanagement. In the pro-coup demonstrations that followed, crowds waved Russian flags and chanted slogans against France, the country's former coloniser.
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The anti-French – and more widely anti-foreign – sentiment has rapidly become a key element of how the coup is being framed, as the junta faces the threat of military intervention by Ecowas, the west African regional bloc. The journalist Garé Amadou explains what is behind the flags and the anti-French sentiment.

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The military junta have announced the formation of a new government as the West African Bloc gathers for a key Summit to discuss the course of action. Military leaders continue to defy the Bloc's deadline newly instated prime minister Ali Lamine Zeine will lead the 21-member government and the generals from the new military governing council.

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France has started evacuating its citizens from Niger after a military coup. According to French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna, the first flight with over 260 individuals has left the capital, Niamey late on Tuesday.
France has sent three planes to Niamey to evacuate French and European citizens in the wake of a coup last week that toppled pro-Western leader Mohamed Bazoum.
"Considering the ongoing coup in Niger and the fact that the situation continues to be worrying, we decided to make sure that the French citizens who want to leave Niger can do so," Colonna said.
Italy also said it would send a special flight to repatriate its nationals from the capital Niamey. Spain's Defense Ministry announced preparations to evacuate more than 70 nationals.

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Niger remains on the edge days after a military coup shook the African nation. The ousted President Bazoum met with Chad's President.

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The acting president of Namibia, Nangolo Mbumba, announced the death of President Hage Geingob. Mbumba also said he would not run in the upcoming elections at the end of the year.

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Namibia’s President, Hage Geingob has died at the age of 82.
He passed away in hospital in the capital Windhoek. It was announced last month he had cancer - and was undergoing treatment.
Geingob was the nation’s third president following independence in 1990.
While he was well respected across Africa, some say a corruption scandal tainted his legacy.

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Namibia President Hage Geingob has died at the age of 82.

It follows a battle with cancer.

The President revealed his diagnosis last month and had travelled to the US for treatment.

He was elected as President in 2015, serving in the country's sole governing party since independence.

Vice President Nangolo Mbumba will assume the office of President until the country's elections this November.

Botswana's President Mokgweetsi Masisi has arrived in Windhoek.

This edition of Straight Talk Africa is focusing on two major developments in West and Southern Africa. In Senegal President Macky Sall announced the indefinite postponement of the presidential elections. And in Namibia, Nangolo Mbumba, who took over as president after Hage Geingob’s sudden death, says he is not going to run in this year's elections. To discuss the changing dynamics in those countries host Haydé Adams is joined by political analyst Rene Lake and senior party member of the South West Africa People's Organization (SWAPO) of Namibia Ben Mulongeni.

Condolences continue to pour in after the passing of Namibian President, Hage Geingob. The 82 year old was the third President of Namibia since 2015. He was a former veteran of SWAPO, who participated in the struggle to liberate, Namibia. For more on this we have Dr Criselda Kananda, a
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