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- Mali: Joy, Anger Follow Election (Deutsche Welle)
- Mali: Former Malian PM Leading in Early Election Results (VOA)
- Nigeria: Troops From Mali Land in Maiduguri (Daily Trust)
- Nigeria: Troops Return From Mali, Storm Borno (This Day)
- Mali: AU Says Mali's Presidential Elections Free, Fair (The Herald)
- Mali: Massive Numbers of Malians Turn Out to Vote in the Country's Presidential Election (UNDP)
- Nigeria: Nigeria Begins Troops Pullout From Mali (Vanguard)
- Mali: Mali Voters Ignore Terror Threat (Magharebia)
- Mali: Keita Strengthens in Presidency Bid (Deutsche Welle)
- Mali: UN Mission Welcomes Peaceful Elections, Stresses Need to Respect Results (UN News)
- Nigeria: Nigeria's Mali Troops Arrive, Storm Borno (This Day)
- Mali: French Leaders Claim Peaceful Mali Vote Justifies Military Intervention (RFI)
- Zimbabwe: Double or Nothing - Run-Off Elections Will Raise the Stakes in Mali and Zimbabwe (Daily Maverick)
- Nigeria: Nigeria Begins Troops Withdrawal From Mali (Premium Times)
- Mali: Mali Awaits Presidential Election Results (VOA)
- Mali: Peaceful Presidential Election in Mali (Deutsche Welle)
- Mali: Malian Refugees Trickling Back Home (IRIN)
- Nigeria: Nigerian Troops Return From Mali Wednesday (This Day)
- Mali: France Hails Mali Elections 'A Great Success' (RFI)
- Mali: Govt Salutes Voter Turnout (VOA)
- Mali: Voting Calm in Mali Presidential Poll (VOA)
- Mali: Malian Refugees Take Part in Presidential Election (UNHCR)
- Mali: State Dept. On Mali's Presidential Election (State Department)
- Mali: 'We Malians Are All Over the World, Not Just in Bamako' (ThinkAfricaPress)
- Mali: Mali Votes in Crucial Presidential Poll (RFI)
- Mali: Elections Spark Fears of More Violence (Christian Aid)
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