West Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Mali: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in West Africa
Mali's Prime Minister, General Abdoulaye Maïga, receives a document aimed at promoting tolerance and social cohesion to counter extremist discourse.
Mali signs two agreements with Russian company ZarubezhGeologia to modernize its mining sector.
Mali's police have arrested suspects in three recent high-profile assassinations in Bamako, resolving the cases within 48 hours.
Malian expert Abdoulaye Yaro publishes book on investing in youth, calls for trust and responsibility.
Mali celebrates Local Consumption Month in October, aiming to boost local production and transformation, but faces challenges in making local products competitive and accessible.
The US has imposed sanctions on Rwanda's Defence Ministry and a local financial institution over alleged support for the M23 armed group in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Mali's government has introduced a document aimed at preventing extremist discourses and promoting peaceful religious dialogue.
Mali's government and Islamic leaders unite to combat extremism with a new document promoting tolerance and coexistence.
Christine Lagarde to leave European Central Bank in February 2027
Malian police solve three murder cases in Bamako, citing motives of homosexuality and financial disputes.
Three recent killings in Bamako have sparked debate about the country's values and relationship with wealth
Mali's top football league, Ligue 1 Orange, begins its 2026-2027 season on October 31 with 14 teams competing for the title.
