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Mali: Why Mali's Election Matters
Atlantic Council, 30 July 2018
While the July 30, 2018, general election in Zimbabwe - the first in almost four decades where longtime ruler Robert Mugabe won't be on the ballot - has been attracting a great… Read more »
Why Mali's Election Matters
The count has begun in Mali after an election marred by violence. President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita's first term was marked by worsening insecurity and he faced 23 opponents in the first round, writes Deutsche Welle.
Photo Essay
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Malians Elect President Amid Rising Violence
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Security was tight outside polling stations on 29 July as millions of Malians cast their votes in the first round of fiercely contested presidential elections. The elections took place despite ... see more »
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Africa: Mali Elections Marred By Rocket Attacks, Violence
DW, 29 July 2018
The count has begun in Mali after an election marred by violence. President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita's first term was marked by worsening insecurity and he faced 23 opponents in the… Read more »
InFocus
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"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 ... 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 »
