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Bah Ndaw is Mali's new leader. Here's what is expected of him - Face2Face Africa

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Mali’s coup leaders have installed former defense minister Retired Colonel-Major Bah Ndaw as the country’s interim president after ECOWAS leaders gave the military junta a one-week ultimatum to return the country to civilian rule. Ndaw's appointment came two days before the end of the ultimatum issued by ECOWAS to the National Committee for the Salvation...

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