Russia’s Africa Corps uses Infauna EW system in Mali
Russia’s Africa Corps has deployed the Infauna Electronic Warfare system in Mali. The deployment was reported by UNITED24 Media.
Russia’s Africa Corps has deployed the Infauna Electronic Warfare system in Mali. The deployment was reported by UNITED24 Media.
Meeting minutes from Mali's Education Cluster for October 2026 have been released. The documents were published by ReliefWeb.
A rights group is demanding that Malian authorities provide answers regarding the disappearance of opposition leader Mountaga Tall and his son. The circumstances of their disappearance remain unclear.
First Lithium has announced that licence renewals have been granted in Mali. This development pertains to their operational activities.
The film Türk Mali was released in 2010. Information about the movie is available on IMDb.
A fortified flour product named Idjè Alafia is providing healthier starts for vulnerable children in Mali. The initiative was detailed by Catholic Relief Services (CRS).
A Russian state firm will map more than half of Mali. Questions have arisen regarding the ownership of the resulting data.
The Première Division is the top professional football league in Mali. Matches are contested by various Malian clubs.
The director of a public utility company in Mali Zvornik has been arrested. The individual is suspected of causing budget losses exceeding 13 million dinars.
A 4.1-billion-year-old rock discovered in Mali may hold clues about early Mars. The sample provides insights into the planet's potential for life and its igneous minerals.
Thirteen years after killings in Kidal, Mali, impunity continues to be a significant issue. Accountability for the events remains elusive.
Four Nigerian girls, including a 14-year-old, were rescued from human traffickers in Mali. The rescue operation freed the victims from trafficking networks.
Non-governmental organizations are urging Malian authorities for transparency. The demand concerns the abduction of Mountaga Tall.
Pro-democracy politician Mountaga Tall and his son were abducted six months ago with no accountability measures taken. Amnesty International documented the ongoing case.