On August 18, military officers took power from President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita following weeks of mass protests. The military junta has remained in charge of the West African country since then, despite pressure from the regional and international community to transfer power to a transitional civilian government. But what lies ahead for Mali following president Keita's ouster?
Take a listen as Beatrice Marshall delves deeper into this.
Take a listen as Beatrice Marshall delves deeper into this.
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