Mali Premier's Ouster Complicates Crisis
Some observers say that the removal of Cheick Modibo Diarra as prime minister could complicate the resolution of the crisis, delaying peace talks now underway with some rebel groups and the prospect of military intervention.
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Mali: Premier's Ouster Complicates Mali Crisis (analysis)
UN Integrated Regional Information Networks, 12 December 2012
Mali's coup-triggered political crisis that has seen half the country seized by Islamist militias deepened with the arrest and resignation this week of interim Prime Minister ... read more »
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Mali: President Appoints New PM
allAfrica.com, 12 December 2012
Dioncounda Traoré, the interim Malian president, has accepted the resignation of Prime Minister Cheick Modibo Diarra, immediately appointing Django Sissoko to replace him, ... read more »
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Mali: Prime Minister Resigns After Arrest
allAfrica.com, 11 December 2012
Malian Prime Minister Cheick Modibo Diarra has resigned, with all the members of his cabinet. read more »
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Mali: PM Plans Military Intervention
Radio France Internationale, 26 November 2012
Mali's Prime Minister Cheick Modibo Diarra has arrived in Paris for talks with senior officials to plan a military intervention to regain control of the country's north from ... read more »
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Mali: Will Prime Minister Resign?
Inter Press Service, 13 November 2012
West African heads of state have restated their determination that no member of Mali's transitional government will be allowed to stand in the country's next presidential election. ... read more »
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Mali: Mali Forms New Government
allAfrica.com, 21 August 2012
Mali has reportedly formed a new government of national unity, five months after a military coup overthrew the country's elected government. read more »
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West Africa: ECOWAS Pledges Support for Mali Leader
Leadership, 2 August 2012
The Economic Community Of West African States (ECOWAS) yesterday pledged support for Mali's interim President Dioncounda Traore, after mediators extended a deadline for the country ... read more »
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West Africa: Mali Satisfied With Conclusions of ECOWAS Technical Assessment Mission (SPONSOR WIRE)
Economic Community of West African States, 18 July 2012
The Malian Prime Minister, Dr. Cheick Modibo Diarra, has expressed satisfaction with the outcome of the just-concluded Technical Assessment Mission (TAM) to Mali, made up of ... read more »
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Mali: U.S. Welcomes Return of Injured Leader (document)
United States Department of State, 27 July 2012
The United States welcomes the return of interim President Dioncounda Traore to Bamako. His return represents an important step in moving Mali back onto a path leading to the ... read more »
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Mali: West African Leaders Seek Unity Govt
Radio France Internationale, 7 July 2012
Leaders of the West African bloc, ECOWAS, are holding a summit on Mali in Burkina Faso that will seek to put together a national unity government tasked with tackling the crisis in ... read more »
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