the coup in niger has been postponed at short notice, with no reason given. it was due to take place on saturday. international partners have cut aid and some have imposed sanctions to try to convince the army to step down. but the coup leaders appear to have popular support, because they oppose the influence of france, niger s former colonial ruler. some are calling for closer ties with russia instead. 0ur africa correspondent catherine byaru hanga sent this report. the fallout from niger s coup is starting to bite. sanctions have cut off imports, causing the prices of popular staples to go up. zara kadar owns a small business selling food in the capital niamey. translation: the price of rice has increased but also that - of cooking oil an increase of us$4 in just one week.
selling food in the capital niamey. translation: the price of rise has increased, i but also that of cooking all, an increase of us$4 injust one week. this causes us problems because if i prepare the rice, i can t sell it. no profit, only losses. niger s soldiers seized power two weeks ago. rallies like this one at the national stadium suggest they have widespread support. and look, some in the crowd are waving russian flags. moscow s propaganda promotes russia as a better partner for africa than the old colonial powers. ibrahim suleiman is a tailor and says he has been inundated with orders. translation: it was with the advent of the coup that i started sewing - flags, especially russian flags.
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