Mali and India Celebrate International Day of Non-Violence with Marathon
The Indian Embassy in Mali organized a marathon to mark the International Day of Non-Violence, which coincides with the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi.
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The Indian Embassy in Mali organized a marathon to mark the International Day of Non-Violence, which coincides with the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi.
BCEAO revises tariff conditions for electronic money transfers among individuals in UEMOA through the Instant Payment System Platform.
Mali seeks to regulate gold exploitation, refining, and trading, with a focus on environmental and social responsibility.
Mali's Ségou region bans navigation on Niger River from 18:00 to 07:00
Mali's military, with Russian support, conducts operations against terrorist groups in Kidal region.
Mali's military, with Russian support, begins operations to combat terrorism in Kidal region.
Mali's Ministry of National Education receives preparatory report for 2026-2027 Year of Education and Culture
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has lifted its ban on players switching clubs mid-season in its competitions, allowing players to play for two clubs in the same season.
DR Congo's World Cup qualification under scrutiny due to alleged irregularities
Bamako's streets are congested as schools reopen, causing traffic jams and accidents.
Mali and Senegal have interconnected their fiber optic networks to create a technological shield against internet disruptions that frequently affect the African continent.
A new school has been inaugurated in Koulouba, Mali, providing modern facilities for local students.