The rise of military coups in Africapublished at 09:52 British Summer Time 30 August 2023
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Read MoreWill Ross
Africa editor, ´óÏó´«Ã½ World Service
The African Union has condemned a recent wave of coups on the continent.
The AU's commissioner for political affairs, peace and security said every African leader at the AU summit in Ethiopia had unequivocally condemned the resurgence coups.
Bankole Adeoye said the AU had zero tolerance for military adventurism and that was why four countries had been suspended in a year.
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