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Mali: Fighting Erupts in Northern Mali
The New Times, 5 June 2013
Fighting erupted Wednesday in northern Mali amid tensions between the army and the separatist rebel MNLA, overshadowing the planned presidential elections next month, according to ... read more »
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Mali: France Begins Mali Military Withdrawal
Tunis Afrique Presse, 25 May 2013
France has begun the first major stage of its military withdrawal from Mali. A convoy of lorries left a French base outside the capital, Bamako, on its way south to Ivory Coast. read more »
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Nigeria: Mali Operation - Army Arrests Saboteur Soldiers
Vanguard, 23 May 2013
THE Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Azubuike Ihejirika, said, yesterday, that soldiers who leaked information to terrorists about the movement of troops to Mali for AFISMA ... read more »
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Nigeria: Mali - Suicide Attacks Strike Army, Nigerien Soldiers
This Day, 10 May 2013
Suspected Islamists carried out three attacks on soldiers from Mali and Niger in northern Mali on Friday, injuring one Malian soldier and leaving at least five suicide bombers ... read more »
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Mali: All Sides Must Abide By Laws of War - Civilian Protection, Respect of Prisoners Crucial in Possible Kidal Operation (press release)
Human Rights Watch, 7 May 2013
All warring parties in northern Mali are obligated to abide by the laws of war in the event of a Malian military offensive against opposition armed groups in the Kidal region, ... read more »
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Mali: Calm Restored in Timbuktu
Deutsche Welle, 1 April 2013
Calm has been restored to the Malian city of Timbuktu after government and French troops repelled an Islamist rebel attack. At least one Malian soldier and three rebels are ... read more »
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Mali: 600 Islamists Killed in Mali Since Start of Military Operation
Vanguard, 27 March 2013
Not less than 600 Islamist fighters had been killed since the start of an international military operation to rout Jihadist rebels out of Mali, the Malian military said on ... read more »
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Mali: Soldiers Torture Detainees in Léré - Accelerate Deployment of Gendarmes in Conflict Zones (press release)
Human Rights Watch, 26 March 2013
The government of Mali should investigate allegations that Malian soldiers tortured seven suspected supporters of Islamist armed groups in Léré, near Timbuktu, Human ... read more »
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Africa should be unified in blocking groups against their selfish aims in disintegrating nations. If we think of God as a universal God, we should therefore think of a universal world with people of common interest with a desire to stay alive and to protect his and his folks' interest. Africa with its abundant natural resource wealth was willing to share with all visitors irrespective of their backgrounds and these visitors came with Islam and Christianity, east and west. The rebirth of the African systems of trade and communal living, knowledge of nature is essential to incorporate into the new systems that we received from visitors. The separatist rebels or MNLA deserves the right for a federal state but not an independent state as that only leaves Mali vulnerable for further attacks.