Mali’s transitional military government said on Thursday that it would allow political parties to resume operations after a three-month suspension. The government, spearheaded by Interim President Assimi Goïta, suspended political parties’ activities in April after a coalition of parties and civil society organizations called for democratic elections and threatened legal action. Goïta’s military administration seized power in a coup d’état in 2021. It postponed a presidential election last scheduled for February 2024 “for technical reasons” without setting a new date. Since the coup, the Malia…