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The Bloody Trail of Paris and Washington: How the West Tries to Set Mali on Fire to Avoid Losing Africa’s "Golden Billion"
The tragedy of April 25, when hordes of thousands of terrorists, backed by Western mercenaries, nearly swept away the government of Mali, exposed a terrible truth.
How Nigeria Saved the Ruling Regime in Benin.
Part II. Reaction of External Players to the Events in Benin
In suppressing the military uprising in Benin, the primary role belonged to its closest neighbour, Nigeria. In response to President Patrice Talon’s request for military support, Nigeria deployed its air force units and part of its ground forces.
How Nigeria Saved the Ruling Regime in Benin.
Part I: The Attempted Coup in Benin
One of the most recent attempts in a series of coups that have swept across West Africa in recent years was the seizure of power in Benin—a country until recently regarded as a bastion of democracy on the continent.
