Malians go to the polls in the second election since the 2012 coup.
Ready, Get Set, Go for Malian Presidential Hopefuls on July 29
"Vote for me!" posters have replaced the soap, mineral water and mobile telephone services adverts usually seen on Bamako's busy streets as citizens prepare to chose who leads the country for the next five years.
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Mali: Malians Set to Vote for President July 29
VOA, 27 July 2018
Malians on July 29 will go to the polls to decide between twenty-four candidates for president. None are expected to win an outright majority, including President Ibrahim Boubacar… Read more »
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Africa: A Tale of Two Elections - Mali and Zimbabwe at the Crossroads
Bridges Institute, 28 July 2018
By the whims of the calendar, back-to-back elections in Mali (July 29) and Zimbabwe (July 30) potentially could change the political landscapes in the Sahel and Southern Africa. Read more »
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More than five years after jihadists were ousted from northern Mali and central government was restored in part, the country has grown more unsafe, with the peace accord signed in ... Read more »
