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There is no surprise that the current President of Niger was ousted by the military coup, given the fact that the political instability and economic uncertainty loom large over the nation. In addition, youths in the nation have lost confidence in leaders, after the recent election. What is happening in Niger today should not be a big political surprise to anyone, who pays attention to the African nations. Some neighboring nations are also undergoing the similar political transition. How should we understand what is happening in Niger in a deeper way? Are we reading the nation right? How is this matter related to China?
Scott Morgan has been the President of Red Eagle Enterprises since its inception in November 2012. He uses his experience from serving in the U.S. Military to address various projects. Currently based in Washington,DC his firm specializes in US Policy towards Africa focusing on Security and Religious Liberty concerns South of the Sahara.
By The Missing PieceThere is no surprise that the current President of Niger was ousted by the military coup, given the fact that the political instability and economic uncertainty loom large over the nation. In addition, youths in the nation have lost confidence in leaders, after the recent election. What is happening in Niger today should not be a big political surprise to anyone, who pays attention to the African nations. Some neighboring nations are also undergoing the similar political transition. How should we understand what is happening in Niger in a deeper way? Are we reading the nation right? How is this matter related to China?
Scott Morgan has been the President of Red Eagle Enterprises since its inception in November 2012. He uses his experience from serving in the U.S. Military to address various projects. Currently based in Washington,DC his firm specializes in US Policy towards Africa focusing on Security and Religious Liberty concerns South of the Sahara.