Two weeks after Niger’s democratically elected president Mohamed Bazoum was overthrown by his presidential guard, residents of the capital Niamey hope their new military leaders can usher in an era of stability and abundance the previous regime couldn’t achieve. This comes as the military junta that seized power in Niger has named new ministers and barred most international mediators from the country, in what analysts described as an attempt to consolidate power in the face of international pressure.
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Niger coup: Citizens demand financial stability, security 2 weeks after takeover
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