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Mali: Elections Continue Despite Virus, Violence Fears
VOA, 19 April 2020
Parliamentary elections went on as planned in Mali Sunday, despite threats of Jihadist violence and fears of spreading the novel coronavirus. Read more »
Low voter turnout was expected for the run-off legislative elections. The first round of elections, held on March 29, after repeated delays, was marred by intimidation and jihadist attacks - including the kidnapping of opposition leader Soumaila Cisse.
Voting in Mali on 19 April
After the kidnapping of the main opposition leader Soumaïla Cissé and the nation's first COVID-19 death, many thought Mali's long-awaited elections might be delay Read more »
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