New Mali leader threatens 'total war'
Mali's new interim leader has threatened to wage total war on Tuareg rebels and religious extremist groups controlling the north of the country.
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Families flee Mali's Tuareg-seized Gao in fear
People in Mali have begun fleeing the Tuareg-seized city of Gao as empty prison cells and looted Red Cross warehouses have become the way of life.
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Mali's interim leader to end instability
Mali's interim president will be sworn in on Thursday, ending a period of military rule that saw Tuaregs and Islamists seize half of the country.
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Refugees bear brunt of Tuareg rebels' fight in Mali
The conflict that has erupted in northern Mali has resulted in nearly 200 000 people fleeing their homes.
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Islamists gain ground in troubled Mali
Islamists are gaining ground in Mali, jostling with Tuareg rebels for control as the nation's military rulers face shortages from sanctions.
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Coup clique finds friends are few as Mali unites against junta
Malian coup leaders face increasing pressure as lawmakers and opposition figures call for them to go and Tuareg rebels close in on a key town.
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Mali's Tuareg rebels push for national military positions
Rebels in the north of Mali have been moving south to take up state military positions, while renegade soldiers demanded the president's arrest.
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Renegade soldiers claim overthrow in Mali
Renegade Malian soldiers have gone on television to declare their seizure of power in protest the government's failure to quell a northern rebellion.
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Over 1 500 Malians flee Tuareg conflict
Officials from Burkina Faso have confirmed that more than 1 500 people have fled a Tuareg rebellion and reprisal attacks in Mali.
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Tuareg rebels lay down weapons to join peace process
Hundreds of former Tuareg rebels on Tuesday formally joined Mali's peace process at a disarmament ceremony in Kidal, marking the end of an uprising.
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