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You let little ones eat and, whatever is left, then i will eat it. so i will take, basically, the scraps of their... ii sounds horrible to say that, doesn't it — scraps? i will take what they are not eating. that's the way it goes. and while it cooks, time to have a bath. because you can't put the heating on. you can't turn the water on, because that is going to... you would be out of pocket. so what i have to do, and it does save money, fill this kettle, max, and i will boil that. so i would use this to have a bath. samuel says heating the hot water in the tank is too expensive. using the k...

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) disputes the legality of yesterday’s closure of Bamako-based Radio Renouveau FM shortly before the announcement of the results of the first round of Mali’s presidential election, and calls for the radio station to be reopened pending a decision by the competent regulatory authority.

Mali's Supreme Court on Monday confirmed that the charges against several personalities, including a former prime minister and a star radio host, accused since December of preparing a coup d'état with mysterious outlines, had been dropped. "The court has deliberated. It has rejected the appeal of the public prosecutor" lodged against a decision to drop the proceedings taken in March by the Bamako Court of Appeal, Cheick Oumar Konaré, the lawyer for two of the defendants, told AFP. The five detained personalities, including the activist and radio host Mohamed Youssouf Bathily known as "Ras B...

20 april 2021 - 13:01:37 BBA/AR Panafrican News Agency Six Malian officials accused of destabilising the Transition set free Bamako, Mali (PANA)- The six personalities, including, columnist Youssouf Mohamed Bathily alias Ras Bath, charged a few months ago for "destabilization of the transition and conspiracy against the government, criminal association and insulting the Head of State" were released on Monday

GENEVA (8 April 2021) – UN human rights experts said today they are alarmed by the continued detention of a journalist and four senior officials and urged authorities to immediately drop the charges against them in line with an order last month by the Bamako Court of Appeal which had dismissed the case for lack of evidence and ordered the release of the five men. The Independent Expert on the human rights situation in Mali, the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of freedom of opinion and expression and the Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers said the...