Coup leaders in Mali on Thursday ordered all borders closed after taking over key buildings in Bamako and ousting President Amadou Toumani Toure overnight, sparking international concern and condemnation.
The band of mutineers, calling themselves the National Committee for the Establishment of Democracy, said their move was prompted by government’s “inability” to put down a Tuareg-led insurrection in the north.
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