West Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Mali: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in West Africa
Au Mali, les grossesses précoces perturbent la scolarité de nombreuses filles, malgré des politiques visant à favoriser leur accès et maintien à l'école.
Burkina Faso opens its first gold refinery, a $11 billion facility in Ouagadougou, to boost local gold processing and add value to its mining resources.
Mali's Association of the Deaf advocates for sign language recognition to enhance education and social participation for deaf individuals.
Mali's armed forces neutralize 50 terrorists in operation near Abeïbara
Mali's Council of Ministers has adopted a decree creating the General Inspectorate for Security and Civil Protection Services, aimed at improving governance in the security sector.
Mali's education system, inherited from colonial times, has been accused of alienating students from their culture, language, and future.
Les dirigeants de l'Alliance des Etats du Sahel (AES) ont dénoncé le terrorisme comme une tentative de recolonisation et d'exploitation des ressources des pays pauvres à l'Assemblée génér...
Mali marks 66 years of independence, with President Assimi Goïta praising Modibo Kéita, but many Malians feel he deserves more recognition.
Mali faces challenges in addressing female genital mutilation
Moroccan King Mohammed VI condemns Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia
Mali's Health Minister, Colonel-Major Assa Badiallo Touré, has outlined the country's ambitions for a sovereign health policy at the 81st UN General Assembly session.
Captain Ibrahim Traoré criticizes the International Criminal Court, calling it an "instrument of imperialism" used to target Africans.
