A former military leader, Moussa Traore, who led Mali from 1968 until he was ousted in a coup in 1991, died at his home in the capital Bamako on Tuesday, his family said.
He was aged 83.
“We are really in mourning,” his nephew Mohamed Traore told AFP.
Moussa Traore, then a lieutenant, had himself been the main instigator of a coup that overthrew Modibo Keita, the country’s first post-independence president, in 1968.
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