In Bamako, Amulet Cord Makers Balance Risk and Reward
Bamako's amulet cord makers face unusual client demands and risks, but the work provides a vital income for their families.
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Bamako's amulet cord makers face unusual client demands and risks, but the work provides a vital income for their families.
Mali's Council of Ministers meets under President Assimi Goita, adopts new texts on security and transport sector.
A new book titled "Thomas Sankara et le Mali" explores the similarities between the political careers of Thomas Sankara and Modibo Keïta.
Mauritanian President's recent visit sparks debate on opposition's role in the country's politics
Mauritania plans to create an agency to develop and restructure its oasis sector, aiming to enhance food sovereignty and economic growth.
A Mauritanian agricultural expert has proposed nine priorities for the country's new Oasis Agency.
Niger's PM Ali Mohamed Lemine Zein says foreign forces seek to destabilize Sahel region for its natural resources
Saudi Ambassador Dr. Abdelaziz ben Abdullah Al-Raqabi praises Mauritania-Saudi relations, citing significant development in economy and investment.
Former Mauritanian MP criticizes President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani's governance style, saying it resembles a "sheikhly system" rather than a modern state.
Mauritanian President's recent visit sparks criticism over handling of country's issues
A seminar was held in Mauritania to discuss the challenges of the new school year, focusing on education quality and infrastructure.
Mauritania's Foreign Minister Mohamed Salem Ould Merzoug met with Tunisia's Foreign Minister Mohamed Ali Al-Nafti on the sidelines of the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York.