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Geopolitics and Markets Review – 4th September 2023

Geopolitics and Markets Review – 4th September 2023

The Coup in Gabon

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Sep 04, 2023
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Coup in Gabon

It’s the eighth West African country in which a leader is ousted in a military coup over the last few years, and it’s the second in as many months after Niger. Why are we seeing these coups in Africa?

Mali - August 2020

Mali -May 2021

Guinea - September 2021

Sudan - October 2021

Burkina Faso - January 2022

Burkina Faso - September 2022

Niger - July 2023

Gabon - August 2023

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The History of Gabon:

The Sahel is known as one of the most tense and violent regions on the planet, and member countries of the region possess some of the lowest Human Development Index rankings of all countries in the world.

However, Gabon isn’t part of the Sahel region. So where does this military coup arise from?

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