6 hrs ago | Global Voices Online
Mali: Interview with creator of video journal "How are things in Bamako?"
At the time of writing, June 2013, France is still fighting Islamists in Mali. Paris-based documentary-maker Anne Morin [fr] and her friend Awa TraorA© [fr] in Bamako decided to share a video journal [fr] of their conversations on Skype on YouTube.
11 hrs ago | Newstime Africa
The African Union welcomes the signing of the preliminary agreement...
African Press Organization - The Chairperson of the Commission of the African Union , Dr. Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, has closely followed the evolution of the negotiation process between the Malian parties, in Ouagadougou, under the aegis of President Blaise Compaore of Burkina Faso, Mediator of the Economic Community of West African States in the ... (more)
15 hrs ago | Christian Science Monitor
Will 'historic' ceasefire help put Mali back together again?
People attend a protest urging Mali and France to retake the Kidal region of far northern Mali, in Gao May 30. Under a new deal, Malian troops would gradually begin to occupy the northern stronghold of Kidal, now held by various Tuareg rebels groups.
Mali hits Glastonbury: Rokia Traore, Fatoumata Diawara and more
When music was banned in Mali, the organisers of Glastonbury festival swung into action and invited the country's top acts over.
Mali says reaches deal with Tuareg rebels
Mali has reached a deal with Tuareg separatist rebels paving the way for Malian government troops to return to the rebel-held northern town of Kidal ahead of planned elections in July, Mali's chief negotiator said on Tuesday.
Mali says reaches deal with Tuareg rebels
Mali has reached a deal with Tuareg separatist rebels paving the way for Malian government troops to return to the rebel-held northern town of Kidal ahead of planned elections in July, Mali's chief negotiator said on Tuesday.
Mali says reaches deal with Tuareg rebels
Mali has reached a deal with Tuareg separatist rebels paving the way for Malian government troops to return to the rebel-held northern town of Kidal ahead of planned elections in July, Mali's chief negotiator said on Tuesday.
Amavubi rue Haruna's absence against Algeria
The absence of midfielder Haruna Niyonziman left a huge gap to fill for Amavubi as they failed to hold Algerians who beat Rwanda 1-0 on Sunday at Amahoro stadium.
Luminato highlights: World-music fans entranced at the Hub,...
Sunday afternoon: The fickle weather deities are taking mercy on Luminato. After a morning deluge, the dark clouds relocate, allowing the sun to beam down upon the Hub, a.k.a. David Pecaut Square.
Mali July elections a 'bad idea' - analysts
Although elections are essential to restoring democratic rule in Mali, analysts doubt that the troubled West African nation will be ready for national polls by the end of July.
Malian forces accused of torture as children as young as 13 are captured and detained
Malian forces sre reported to have tortured children - as young as 13 - in detention centres across Bamako for reported involvements or having links to armed militant groups, Amnesty International said in a release Friday.
Mali manual suggests al-Qaida has feared weapon The photocopies of...
The photocopies of the manual lay in heaps on the floor, in stacks that scaled one wall, like Xeroxed, stapled handouts for a class.
Mali is still waiting for lasting stability
As Mali's crisis deepens, the implications for its neighbors darken. North Africa has not been immune to the vectors of insecurity emanating from northern Mali, where global, ethnic, governmental, and environmental crises have produced disorder outstripping any typical Tuareg rebellion or common West African coup.
In 2013, the kids aren't always all right - face war, exploitation
Pakistan scavenger boys collect recyclable items from garbage to earn a living for their families in Islamabad, Pakistan, Wednesday.
Best shows to see: Jack Oblivian, Man or Astro-Man?, Vieux Farka Toure, Buika
Thunderstorms and flash flooding-must be summer. Let's hope we got the worst of it out of the way before all the outdoor music this weekend.
Mediators fly to Mali to salvag...
OUAGADOUGOU: Mediators working to hammer out a ceasefire agreement between Mali's government and Tuareg rebels before July elections flew to Bamako yesterday to attempt to convince the country's interim president to sign the deal.
Al Qaeda Fears: Manual Suggests Training With Surface-to-Air Missiles
In this March 29, 2013 photo provided by the French Army's images division, ECPAD, a French soldier holds the launch tube of an SA-7 surface-to-air missile before its destruction in Timbuktu, northern Mali.
Peace Talks in Burkina Faso Proceed, Fighting in Mali Continues
MUJAO was established as recently as mid-2011 as a Black African offshoot of , where the population for the most part practise a more open-minded and tolerant Islam, the French soldiers were greeted as heroes by Gao's inhabitants.
Traore to be presented with peace deal
Zimbabwe is expected to hold elections for the position of presidency, held by Robert Mugabe since 1987, in June or July of this year.
Mali to combat corruption with new law
A girl walks by a building pockmarked with bullet holes from fighting in Gao, on March 13 2013.