Release of Ivorian Soldiers Ends Diplomatic Stalemate With Mali
Forty-six Ivorian soldiers arrived home from Mali late on Saturday having been detained amid political tensions. Their release signals an apparent resolution of a diplomatic standoff between the West African neighbors. The troops, which Ivory Coast said were part of a United Nations peacekeeping mission, were arrested at the airport in Mali's capital Bamako in July. Africa 54 host Esther Githui-Ewart spoke with political analyst Da Sié de Bindouté about the significance of the release.
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