Template:African coups d'état

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|name = African coups d'état

|title = Coups d'état in Africa since 1960

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|group1 = 1960s

| list1 =

• Congo-Léopoldville (1960)^c
• Ethiopia (1960)
• Rwanda (1961)
• French Algeria (1961)
• Somalia (1961)
• Senegal (1962)
• Algeria (1962)^c
• Dahomey (1963)^c
• Togo (1963)^c
• Gabon (1964)^c
• Algeria (1965)^c
• Dahomey (1965)
• Burundi (1965)
• Democratic Republic of the Congo (1965)
• Central African Republic (1965–66)^c
• Burundi (July 1966)^c
• Burundi (November 1966)^c
• Ghana (1966)^c
• Upper Volta (1966)^c
• Nigeria (January 1966)^c
• Nigeria (July 1966)^c
• Democratic Republic of the Congo (1966)
• Dahomey (1967)
• Sierra Leone (1967)^c
• Ghana (1967)
• Togo (1967)^c
• Algeria (1967)
• Sierra Leone (1968)^c
• Mali (1968)^c
• Republic of the Congo (1968)^c
• Dahomey (1969)
• Sudan (1969)^c
• Libya (September 1969)^c
• Somalia (1969)^c
• Libya (December 1969)

|group2 = 1970s

| list2 =

• Lesotho (1970)^‡c
• Uganda (1971)^c
• Morocco (1971)
• Sudan (1971)^c
• Dahomey (1972)^c
• Ghana (1972)^c
• Morocco (1972)
• Republic of the Congo (1972)
• Rwanda (1973)^c
• Upper Volta (1974)^‡
• Uganda (1974)
• Niger (1974)^c
• Ethiopia (1974)^c
• Comoros (1975)^c
• Sudan (1975)
• Libya (1975)
• Nigeria (1975)^c
• Chad (1975)^c
• Comoros (1976)^c
• Burundi (1976)^c
• Nigeria (1976)
• Sudan (1976)
• Benin (1977)
• Seychelles (1977)^c
• Sudan (1977)
• Uganda (June 1977)
• Angola (1977)
• Somalia (1978)
• Comoros (1978)^c
• Ghana (1978)^‡c
• Mauritania (1978)^c
• Mauritania (1979)^c
• Ghana (1979)^c
• Equatorial Guinea (1979)^c
• Central African Republic (1979)^c

|group3 = 1980s

| list3 =

• Mauritania (1980)^c
• Liberia (1980)^c
• Guinea-Bissau (1980)^c
• Upper Volta (1980)^c
• Mauritania (1981)
• Gambia (1981)
• Central African Republic (1981)^c
• Ghana (1981)^c
• Seychelles (1981)
• Central African Republic (1982)
• Kenya (1982)
• Upper Volta (1982)^c
• Upper Volta (February 1983)
• Upper Volta (August 1983)^c
• Nigeria (1983)^c
• Mauritania (1984)^c
• Cameroon (1984)
• Guinea (1984)^c
• Uganda (1985)^c
• Nigeria (1985)^c
• Sudan (1985)^c
• Guinea (1985)
• Liberia (1985)
• Lesotho (1986)^c
• Togo (1986)
• Burkina Faso (1987)^c
• Burundi (1987)^c
• Republic of the Congo (1987)
• Tunisia (1987)^c
• Transkei (1987)^c
• Benin (1988)
• São Tomé and Príncipe (1988)
• Burkina Faso (1989)
• Ethiopia (1989)
• Chad (1989)
• Sudan (1989)^c

|group4 = 1990s

| list4 =

• Sudan (1990)
• Nigeria (1990)
• Zambia (1990)
• Chad (1990)^c
• Ciskei (1990)^c
• Venda (1990)^c
• Mali (1991)^c
• Lesotho (1991)^c
• Sudan (1992)
• Sierra Leone (1992)^c
• Algeria (1992)^c
• Sierra Leone (December 1992)
• Burundi (1993)
• Libya (1993)
• Nigeria (1993)^c
• Bophuthatswana (1994)^c
• Gambia (1994)^c
• Lesotho (1994)^‡c
• Liberia (1994)
• Comoros (1995)
• São Tomé and Príncipe (1995)^c
• Sierra Leone (1996)^c
• Guinea (1996)
• Burundi (1996)^c
• Niger (1996)^c
• Sierra Leone (August 1996)
• Zambia (1997)
• Sierra Leone (1997)^c
• Guinea-Bissau (1998)
• Republic of the Congo (1998)
• Niger (1999)^c
• Comoros (1999)^c
• Côte d'Ivoire (1999)^c

|group5 = 2000s

| list5 =

• Côte d'Ivoire (2001)
• Burundi (2001)
• Central African Republic (2001)
• Côte d'Ivoire (2002)
• Central African Republic (2002)
• Central African Republic (2003)^c
• Mauritania (2003)
• Guinea-Bissau (2003)^c
• São Tomé and Príncipe (2003)
• Burkina Faso (2003)
• Chad (2004)
• Sudan (2004)
• Equatorial Guinea (2004)
• Democratic Republic of the Congo (2004)
• Togo (2005)^c
• Mauritania (2005)^c
• Chad (2006)
• Madagascar (2006)
• Guinea (2008)^c
• Mauritania (2008)^c
• Sudan (2008)
• Madagascar (2009)^c

|group6 = 2010s

| list6 =

• Madagascar (2010)
• Niger (2010)^c
• Niger (2011)
• Guinea-Bissau (2011)
• Mali (March 2012)^c
• Guinea-Bissau (2012)^c
• Mali (April 2012)
• Sudan (2012)
• Eritrea (2013)
• Chad (2013)
• Egypt (2013)^c
• Libya (October 2013)
• Central African Republic (2013)^c
• Libya (2014)
• Lesotho (2014)
• The Gambia (2014)
• Burundi (2015)
• Burkina Faso (2015)
• Burkina Faso (2016)
• Libya (2016)
• Zimbabwe (2017)^c
• Gabon (2019)
• Sudan (2019)^c
• Ethiopia (2019)

|group7 = 2020s

| list7 =

• Mali (2020)^c
• Central African Republic (2021)
• Niger (2021)
• Mali (2021)^c
• Tunisia (2021){{smallsup|‡}}^c
• Guinea (2021)^c
• Sudan (September 2021)
• Sudan (October 2021)^c
• Burkina Faso (January 2022)^c
• Guinea-Bissau (2022)
• Burkina Faso (September 2022)^c
• São Tomé and Príncipe (2022)
• Gambia (2022)
• Sudan (2023)
• Niger (2023)^c
• Gabon (2023)^c
• Burkina Faso (2023)
• Sierra Leone (2023)
• Guinea-Bissau (2023)
• Nigeria (2024)
• Democratic Republic of the Congo (2024)

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• ^c: successful coup
• ^‡: self-coup
• no sign: attempted coup

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