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Mali's army-led government on Sunday urged French President Emmanuel Macron to abandon his "neocolonial and patronising" attitude as relations break down further between Paris and Bamako.

France is reconfiguring its posture in the Sahel after falling out with the military junta in Mali, the epicentre of a bloody 10-year-old jihadist campaign in the region.

France is reconfiguring its posture in the Sahel after falling out with the military junta in Mali, the epicentre of a bloody 10-year-old jihadist campaign in the region.

The transitional government in Mali denounces French President Emmanuel Macron's remarks regarding cooperation with mercenaries.

The military seized power in Mali and Burkina Faso vowing to reduce attacks by jihadi groups.

Bamako, Mali - Mali's military government says coordinated insurgent attacks on Wednesday killed 15 troops and three civilians, while leaving scores

The military government is now threatening to force the 15,000 UN peacekeepers out of the country unless the UN agrees to give the Mali military government control over what the peacekeepers can do The government is particularly angry at the way the pe

Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso have already faced years of unrest and climate distress. But growing food insecurity and conflict have compounded pressures, raising concerns in Brussels and Geneva about an increase in attempts to reach Europe. 

Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov is visiting Africa as part of a push by Moscow to strengthen ties with the continent. Russia aims to confront the West by building its reputation as a defender of Africa.

Early mosques were simple in design and structure, but today, careful consideration and meticulous planning are put into the building of mosques and the communities they serve