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Mali: People Trapped, Aid Stalled, Refugees Waiting
UNIRIN, 11 April 2012
One week after the regions of Gao, Kidal and Timbuktu in northern Mali were captured by rebel and Islamist groups, many Malians are trapped and have limited access to food and… Read more »
Malians Suffer as Basic Necessities Run Out
The situation in Mali continues to deteriorate, as many are trapped and have limited access to food and other basic necessities, while aid operations remain largely suspended.Video
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11 April 2012
Refugees Stream Out of Northern Mali
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- Al Jazeera
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An interim government is expected to take power in Mali, but the biggest concern for them will be how to deal with the increasing number of refugees ... see more »
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Nigeria: Lessons From the Coup in Mali
Daily Trust, 12 April 2012
When on March 22, 2012, a group of junior soldiers in Mali led by Captain Amadou Sanogo announced the toppling of the democratically elected regime of Amadou Toumani Touré,… Read more »
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Mali: Chaos Threatens North
ISS, 11 April 2012
The situation in Mali has considerably deteriorated over the past few days. Tuareg insurgents and Islamists have taken advantage of the existing political stalemate in Bamako to… Read more »
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11 April 2012
Will Mali Hold Together in Aftermath of Coup?
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- Al Jazeera
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Al Jazeera's The Stream looks at the political and security crisis in Mali and the future of Azawad. see more »
In Mangaizé, the refugees from Mali have been assisted by the local population and the authorities have provided them with food.
InFocus
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The humanitarian situation is becoming ever more critical and the United Nations has called on all parties to allow civilians timely, safe and unimpeded access to humanitarian aid. Read more »
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A day after Amadou Toumani Touré formally resigned Mali's presidency, coup leader Army Captain Amadou Sanogo met with Dioncounda Traoré, the man set to be sworn in as the ... Read more »
