Vital to Preserve Mali's Unity When Tackling Crisis - UN Envoy
A top United Nations official has stressed the importance of preserving Mali's unity while at the same time tackling its humanitarian and development needs.
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Mali: 'French Troops Won't Go to Mali'
Radio France Internationale, 14 November 2012
President François Hollande has categorically ruled out a French military intervention in Mali on Tuesday. France will not intervene "under any pretext" in the north of the ... read more »
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Algeria: Algeria, Mauritania Defend Positions On Mali
Magharebia, 13 November 2012
Algeria on Monday (November 11th) urged a political solution to the Mali crisis, AFP reported. read more »
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Nigeria: Jonathan Backs Deployment of Troops to Mali
Leadership, 12 November 2012
The Nigerian government has said that it fully supports immediate deployment of an intervention force to flush out the rebel forces in northern Mali. read more »
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West Africa: Bloc to Deploy Troops to Mali, Guinea Bissau
Daily Trust, 12 November 2012
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has resolved to send troops to Mali and Guinea Bissau to quell internal strife in the two member nations. read more »
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West Africa: Jonathan Tasks Ecowas Leaders On Collective Vision of Peace, Stability
Vanguard, 11 November 2012
President Goodluck Jonathan, on Sunday in Abuja, called on ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government to defend the collective vision of a peaceful, stable and economically ... read more »
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French President Francois Hollande has pledged that Paris will only provide "logistical support" to African nations set to intervene in Islamist-controlled northern Mali. Read more »
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What happened in Guinea-Bissau after the coup? I though, the new government legitimized their power, but now it seems they didn´t.