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MENAKA, Mali: French Marine Special Operation Forces officers attend during a training with Mali’s FAMA soldiers as new Task Force Taruba multinationals military mission in sub-Saharan Africa’s troubled region, in the Mali’s Menaka army base. — AFP

Mali agrees to 1,000 extra UN peacekeepers
CONAKRY: Members of Guinea's armed forces celebrate after the arrest of Guinea's president, Alpha Conde in a coup d'etat in Conakry. - AFP n

Impunity rules as juntas take over in Mali, Chad, Guinea
BAMAKO, Mali: In this file photo Colonel Assimi Goita (center), President of CNSP addresses to the press during the ceremony of the 60th anniversary of Mali's independence in Bamako.-AFP n

Mali constitutional court declares Goita transitional president
BAMAKO: Commandant Baba Cisse, Special Advisor to the Vice-President addresses to the press in Bamako on Wednesday announcing that Mali's President and Prime Minister will be gradually released after they have been arrested on May 24, 2021. -AFPn

Malian military releases president, prime minister
TOPSHOT - A soldier stands next to supporters of the CNSP (National Committee for the Salvation of the People) as they celebrate during a gathering at the start of two days of talks aimed at validating the terms of reference for a transitional government in Mali, on September 5, 2020, in Bamako. - Mali's military junta began talks with opposition groups on September 5 on its promised transition to civilian rule after mounting pressure from neighbours to yield power in the weeks since it overthrew the nation's leader. The West African country has long been plagued by chronic instability, a simmering jihadist revolt, ethnic violence and endemic corruption, prompting a clique of rebel colonels to detain the president last month. (Photo by MICHELE CATTANI / AFP)

Mali ill-equipped army in spotlight after coup
TOPSHOT - Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan (2L) walks at the International Airport in Bamako upon his arrival on August 22, 2020 next to by Malick Diaw (L), the Vice President of the CNSP (National Committee for the Salvation of the People). - A delegation of West African leaders headed by former Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan arrived in the Malian capital Bamako on August 22 on a mission to restore order after a military coup. (Photo by ANNIE RISEMBERG / AFP)

Mali junta agrees to free president, wants 3-year military rule
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Mali wakes up to military rule after president ousted
BAMAKO: Protesters gestures on a barricade put up in front of the Salam mosque of Badalabougou. Mali’s protest movement on Friday pressed on with a demand for embattled President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita to quit, as international mediators tried to defuse the crisis in the insurgency-riven country. — AFP

Mali opposition insists president must resign
BAMAKO: Protesters set fire to barricades to block the circulation on the Martyrs bridge of Bamako. Malian Prime Minister Boubou Cisse has vowed to rapidly form a government ‘open to facing the challenges of the day’, adding that four more people had died in the country’s worst civil unrest in years. — AFP

Mali president tries to calm unrest with court dissolution
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