Analysis: Recent Military Coups in African Countries Raise Concerns Over Stability

The article highlights military coups in African countries over the past five years, including Mali, where President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita was ousted twice, Guinea's Lieutenant Colonel Mamadi Doumbouya's takeover from President Alpha Condé, Sudan's removal of civilian leadership by Army Chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, and Burkina Faso's two coups in 2022. These events have led to political turmoil, transitions of power, and concerns about governance and stability in the region, with implications for security and democracy.