Mali's Women's Football Team Eyes Victory Against Benin in Olympic Qualifier
Mali's women's football team faces Benin in the second round of Olympic qualifiers.
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Mali's women's football team faces Benin in the second round of Olympic qualifiers.
Mali's Prime Minister Ouédraogo opens 15th UACO in Ouagadougou, emphasizing African information sovereignty and the need for authentic narratives.
Femafoot trains journalists on recent changes to game rules, VAR, and penalty execution.
Mali's President Assimi Goïta visits 114-year-old Namory Keïta in Bamako as part of the 31st Solidarity Month.
Mali's Sports Minister Abdoul Kassim Ibrahim Fomba meets with the newly elected bureau of the Association des Journalistes Sportifs du Mali (AJSM).
Mali's government and justice system are taking steps to combat illegal mining and dredging in waterways, citing environmental, health, and economic concerns.
In a gesture of solidarity, 20 tonnes of food aid were distributed to widows and orphans in the Kati military camp in Mali.
Mali's 6th Sustainable Development Forum focuses on local solutions for a sustainable future
Mali's Minister of State Reform and Institutional Relations, Yaya Gologo, has led a workshop aimed at enhancing public service delivery in the country.
Côte d'Ivoire has made progress in reducing child marriage, with 25.8% of women aged 20-24 married before 18 in 2021, down from 33.2% in 2011-2012.
Mali's National Transition Council (CNT) has opened its October session, focusing on the 2027 budget and over 30 legislative projects.
Mali welcomes the 17th UEMOA Social Dialogue Assembly, a significant event for the region's social and economic stability.