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Mali military leader Colonel Assimi Goïta launches national day of Patriotic Sovereignty is a display of resistance against other countries

One report says more than 2,000 civilians have been killed since December 2021, compared with about 500 in the previous 12 months

Before an audience of 183 diplomats, Pope Francis presented his best wishes for the new year on January 09. During this address, he also outlined his international priorities for 2023, and took stock of the current conflicts.

This interview with Aminata Dramane Traoré was first published Nov. 30 in the German newspaper junge Welt (jW). Traoré is an author, human rights activist

The 46 pardonned Ivorian soldiers returned home on saturday night after being detained for six months in the neighbouring country.

From Dakar to Djibouti, a tour of the Africa-France relationship (4/11). A former minister of culture, the anti-globalization activist deciphers the failures of development policies, particularly in the Sahel.

Verdict was delivered after a two-day hearing, and before the January 1 Ecowas deadline to release the soldiers.

Ivory Coast said its soldiers were in Mali to provide security for the United Nations peacekeeping mission. But Mali accused them of seeking to undermine its own security.

The jihadist attack on the beach of Grand Bassam in Ivory Coast killed 19 people including several Europeans

The photography biennale in Bamako, Mali is one of the most important arts events in Africa. Many young artists hope to launch an international career at the event.