Permanent year factsheet

Mali in 2012

Historical records for Mali in 2012, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

7Records
6Events
5Named people
1Places
1Categories

Historical records

March

22 March 2012Military CoupAmadou Haya Sanogo

Bamako · Government / Government of Mali

Sanogo leads soldiers who seize power shortly before scheduled presidential elections.

April

8 April 2012Resignation from PresidencyAmadou Toumani Toure

Bamako · Government / Government of Mali

Toure resigns under an ECOWAS-mediated agreement following the March military coup.

12 April 2012Appointment as Interim PresidentDioncounda Traore

Bamako · Government / Government of Mali

Traore takes office as interim president under the constitutional transition agreement.

17 April 2012Appointment as Transitional Prime MinisterCheick Modibo Diarra

Bamako · Government / Government of Mali

Traore appoints Diarra to lead the transitional government.

August

20 August 2012Government of National UnityCheick Modibo Diarra

Bamako · Government / Government of Mali

Diarra forms a broader government intended to restore national unity and constitutional order.

December

10 December 2012Forced ResignationCheick Modibo Diarra

Bamako · Government / Government of Mali

Diarra resigns after soldiers arrest him and interfere with the transitional authorities.

11 December 2012Appointment as Transitional Prime MinisterDjango Sissoko Cissoko

Bamako · Government / Government of Mali

Traore appoints Cissoko to form a new transitional government.

Names involved

Amadou Haya SanogoAmadou Toumani ToureCheick Modibo DiarraDioncounda TraoreDjango Sissoko Cissoko

Places involved

Bamako

Provenance

This page is generated from stored World History Database records matching the exact country and year shown above. Exact duplicate display records are collapsed. Records without a month are listed after the monthly sections. Source provenance varies by record; formal academic citation should be checked against the relevant primary source, archive or specialist historical reference.