Central African Republic, Guinea Bissau and Madagascar were banned from attending the AU summit in Addis Ababa. As a reliable source indicated, these countries are banned due to transferring power unconstitutionally. In 2009, Madagascar has removed president Marc Ravalomanana from power through coup d’etat. Similarly, Guinea Bissau was banned due to the coup d’eta last year and Central African Republic was straggling against rebels.
Source: Africjet
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