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Boureima SOULO is a journalist based in Bamako, Mali. As a freelancer, I work with several African, French and Turkish media. I cover in French and English if necessary. I love being a journalist and I'm very passionate about it.
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A march co-organised by the Sheriff of Nioro and Imam Mahmoud Dicko drew huge crowds in Bamako on 8 April 2019. Through this demonstration of strength, hundreds of thousands of citizens expressed their frustration with the current government. The demonstrators denounced the crisis in central Mali with the recent attacks in March that left more than 200 people dead in a week. They are demanding the departure of prime minister Soumeylou Boubèye Maïga, whose management of the centre of the country has been criticised.
Au Mali, tout le monde attend la position du Conseil National de la Transition sur le projet de loi qui octroie un nouveau mandat de cinq ans au président de transition.
Assimi Goïta désigné Chef d’Etat en mai 2021 après un coup d’Etat, compte prolonger la durée de la transition jusqu’en 2030, mais dans la capitale malienne, tout le monde n’est pas d’accord avec cette option.
