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France has announced the withdrawal of several of its diplomats from Mali due to the worsening security situation in the country. In a statement,...
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Niger’s Minister of Commerce and Industry, Abdoulaye Sidou, has issued an order banning the export of premium gasoline and diesel, a move meant to...
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France has announced the withdrawal of several of its diplomats from Mali due to the worsening security situation in the country. In a statement,...
The Malian army has carried out a series of intensive airstrikes targeting what it described as armed group gatherings in Tabankort and Intillit, near...
On the surface, today’s crisis in Mali appears to be a familiar conflict between a ruling military junta, armed groups advancing in the peripheries,...
Human Rights Watch has uncovered two horrific massacres in Mali, reporting that the Malian army and allied militias killed at least 31 civilians in...
Bamako — Mali’s fuel crisis has rapidly evolved from a mere economic challenge into a strategic battle that strikes at the very core of...
The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) has confirmed nine cases of Marburg virus in southern Ethiopia, following laboratory tests conducted...
A military court in Mali has charged Generals Abbas Dembélé and Néma Sagara with “attempted destabilization” and “undermining state security,” over allegations they took...
In Mali, the front lines are no longer measured by territorial gains or the number of attacks, but by how much fuel remains in...
Mali’s High Authority for Communications has suspended the French channels TF1 and LCI, accusing them of broadcasting “unverified and false claims” about the country’s...
Mali’s capital, Bamako, is under a crippling blockade imposed by the al-Qaeda–linked group Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM), in a crisis that The Times...
