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West Africa: Mali's Transitional Calendar Ignored - Siege On Media, Civil Society Intensified

Mali: supporters of influential imam Dicko denounce a "cabal"

Supporters of an prominent Malian religious and political figure, imam Mahmoud Dicko, denounced on Wednesday an "orchestrated cabal" against him, under fire for more than a week for a trip to Algeria.

Mali: supporters of an influential imam postpone their demonstration for civilian rule

Supporters of a leading Malian religious and political figure, Imam Mahmoud Dicko, announced in a press release issued on Tuesday that they were postponing a planned march in Mali's capital to demand the return of civilian rule.

Free expression under threat in Mali

In a crackdown on critical voices Malian authorities sentence activist and social media influencer, Rokia Doumbia, also known as #Madame vie chère, to one year in prison.

Transitional Developments And New Socio-Political And Security Dynamics In Northern Mali

The year 2022 was characterised by the accelerated deterioration of the socio-political and security context in Mali. In addition to tensions with France, ECOWAS, the G5 Sahel, Niger and, most recently, Ivory Coast, the Malian transition has faced much internal turbulence in recent months. Inflation and the rise in the…

Mali: l'Imam Dicko et ses fidèles visés par des tirs de lacrymogènes

Mali: l’Imam Dicko et ses fidèles visés par des tirs de lacrymogènes

Mali: l'Imam Dicko et ses fidèles visés par des tirs de lacrymogènes

Mali: l’Imam Dicko et ses fidèles visés par des tirs de lacrymogènes

In Mali, where is Imam Dicko?

Discreet since June, Imam Dicko is courted by opposition parties. But for now, the Malian religious leader prefers to remain in the shadows.

Mali: Enabling Dialogue with the Jihadist Coalition JNIM

Authorities in Mali seem to be considering negotiations with Jamaat Nusratul Islam wal-Muslimin, the country’s largest Islamist insurgency. Pursuing talks will be a tall order, given the stakes and the group’s al-Qaeda connection. Both the government and the militants should begin with incremental steps.

Sahel conversations: Managing crisis and planning for a future, By Jibrin Ibrahim