Imagine a region where democracy feels more like a revolving door than a steady rhythm — where tired citizens watch neighbouring juntas promise security, swift decisions, and a dash of national pride, and start wondering if the military might just be the “reset button” they’ve been waiting for. That’s the uneasy mood sweeping West Africa today, and Guinea-Bissau’s latest upheaval is the tremor that’s making everyone sit up and…
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