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Demonstration Alert: Bamako (Mali), May 28 Pro Russia-Mali Defense Agreement Demonstration Demonstration Alert - U.S. Embassy, Bamako, Mali - May 28, 2021 The National Youth Movement for the Support of Cooperation Mali-Russia (MNJSC Mali-Russia) is calling for a demonstration to demand a Mali-Russia defense agreement. The demonstration is slated to occur at 2:00 PM on Friday, May 28, 2021, in the vicinity of the Esplanade de la Bourse du Travail. Malian authorities are aware of, but have not yet approved, the protest. Demonstrations sometimes turn violent, resulting in the burning of...
Location: Bamako Event: The U.S. Embassy has received reports of increased military activity in Bamako. U.S. citizens are encouraged to avoid non-essential travel inside the city at this time, and monitor local media for updates. U.S. citizens are advised to: Exercise caution if in the vicinity of large gatherings or protests Do not attempt to drive through protests or roadblocks Continue to exercise vigilance while in Mali Review your personal security plans Keep a low profile Keep a means of communication (cell phone, etc.) with you at all times Monitor local media for updates Assistan...
Demonstration Alert – U.S. Embassy, Bamako, Mali – April 28, 2021 Location: Events: The group called the Coalition of Victims of Repetitive Power Cuts has called for a sit-in on Thursday, April 29 at 10:00 AM in front of the Energy of Mali (EDM) headquarters. This is the second planned demonstration by the group; the previous one was forcefully dispersed by police on April 22. This event has not been approved by the government. Given the proposed location of the sit-in, it has the potential to disrupt traffic. Demonstrations sometimes turn violent, resulting in the burning of tires...