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Girl dies from Ebola in Mali, WHO fears exposure

The World Health Organisation is concerned many people were exposed to the two-year-old girl who was Mali’s first confirmed Ebola case.

Ibrahim Boubacar Keita.

Keita wins Mali elections

Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, an ex-prime minister with a reputation for firmness, has won Mali’s presidential election.

Seizure of the northern two-thirds of Mali by al-Qaeda-linked militants has alarmed Western and regional governments.

Malian army launches counter-offensive to seize key town

Mali’s army has launched a counter-offensive to retake the central town of Konna seized by rebels, military sources and local residents said.

Cheick Modibo Diarra.

Mali’s Prime Minister Diarra resigns after arrest

Mali’s Prime Minister Cheick Modibo Diarra has resigned hours after being arrested by soldiers while trying to leave the West African nation.

Mali rebels attack Timbuktu

Residents say insurgents are besieging Timbuktu as they take their fight for a homeland for the nomadic Tuareg to one of the last government holdouts.

Rebels advance in Mali as deadline looms for coup leaders

Mali’s army has abandoned bases around the northern town of Gao to rebels while the leaders of a coup faced a deadline to start handing back power.

Renegade soldiers claim overthrow in Mali

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.

Rogue troopers storm Mali palace in coup d’etat bid

Rogue troopers storm Mali palace in coup d’etat bid

Renegade Mali soldiers claim to have seized the presidential palace and arrested several ministers after a gun battle, in an apparent coup d’etat.

Ouattara’s decision, which he called a great personal sacrifice, is a mockery of the real sacrifices of his fellow Ivorians.

West African leaders move to starve Gbagbo of funds

West African presidents tightened the screws on Côte d’Ivoire’s Laurent Gbagbo on Saturday, ridding him of an ally at the top of the central bank.

Landmines kill 11 in Mali desert conflict

At least 10 civilians and one soldier were killed in northern Mali on Thursday when their vehicles hit landmines planted by suspected Tuareg rebels. The casualties in the north…