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» 22.07.2008 - Mali and Tuareg rebels sign ceasefire pact
» 03.07.2008 - Mali registered a strong growth in tourism
» 09.06.2008 - Malian Tuaregs seek refuge in Burkina Faso
» 22.05.2008 - Mali attacks claim 27 lives
» 29.04.2008 - New AU chief takes office
» 28.04.2008 - Sahel nations lose 1.7m ha land
» 04.04.2008 - Mali signs truce with rebels
» 11.03.2008 - Taureg rebels free 22 hostages
» 07.02.2008 - WA signals food insecurity
» 30.08.2007 - MALI: Child marriage a neglected problem
» 14.08.2007 - Mystery surrounds Malian opposition leader's death
» 26.06.2007 - Malian writers guilty of insulting President
» 22.06.2007 - WAJA chief assaulted by police
» 21.06.2007 - Malian journalists troubled by presidential essay
» 09.06.2007 - Cheap meningitis vaccine developed in West Africa
» 01.06.2007 - Mali gets serious about home-grown science
» 03.05.2007 - Mali ruling party jubilates election victory
» 30.04.2007 - Mali incumbent leads polls
» 26.04.2007 - Mali produces 1st woman Presidential candidate
» 11.04.2007 - Mali finds no good way to boost health services
» 08.03.2007 - Mali govt to "beat malaria this year"
» 14.02.2007 - Finally serious oil explorations in Mali
» 13.02.2007 - Slow progress stopping FGM in Mali
» 30.11.2006 - ADF supports cotton science in West Africa
» 30.11.2006 - Senegal, Mali get 'Orange' telecom operator
» 07.11.2006 - Rail link between Mali, Senegal to improve
» 31.10.2006 - US approves Mali development funds
» 28.09.2006 - Migration produces EU deal for Mali; Bissau next
» 13.09.2006 - Preparations for Timbuktu manuscript centre advance
» 22.07.2005 - Locust emergency "not over" in West Africa
» 08.07.2005 - Mali journalists protest attack on colleague
» 20.06.2005 - Food crisis looming in Mali, Mauritania, Niger
» 23.05.2005 - No relief for West African cotton sector
» 04.05.2005 - Mali democracy activist honoured in Belgium
» 31.03.2005 - Still no Islamist terrorism threat in Sahel
» 09.03.2005 - Economic slowdown noted in Mali
» 19.11.2004 - West Africa wins first battle in cotton trade war
» 08.10.2004 - Mali counts on fisheries to fight poverty
» 01.10.2004 - Stronger efforts to fight West Africa's locusts
» 17.09.2004 - "Locust crisis in Mauritania, Senegal, Mali, Niger deteriorates"
» 26.08.2004 - More funds to fight locusts in West Africa
» 24.08.2004 - West African locust crisis "worse than 1987-89"
» 18.08.2004 - Locust situation worsens in Mauritania, Mali
» 06.07.2004 - Locust swarms invade Mauritania, Senegal, Mali
» 05.07.2004 - Mali's Tomb of Askia becomes world heritage
» 30.06.2004 - Labour standards violated in Benin, Burkina Faso, Mali
» 16.06.2004 - US exports promoted in Cape Verde, Nigeria, Ghana, Mali
» 15.06.2004 - FGM in Mali connected to pre-Islamic traditions
» 02.06.2004 - Natural disasters addressed in Mali
» 26.05.2004 - North and West Africa face full-scale locust plague
» 05.03.2004 - More than 2,000 cholera cases in Mali
» 02.02.2004 - African scientists warn on GM cotton "invasion"
» 23.01.2004 - Efforts against Guinea worm in Togo, Mali, Ghana
» 14.01.2004 - New gold discovery made in Mali
» 12.01.2004 - Growth slowing in Mali
» 19.11.2003 - Cholera epidemic puts 500,000 Malians at risk
» 16.11.2003 - Malian telecom Sotelma upgrades technology
» 11.11.2003 - River Niger to be saved from extinction
» 10.11.2003 - Termites and humans searching more gold in Mali
» 05.11.2003 - Concern over jailing of three Malian journalists
» 20.10.2003 - Locust outbreaks threaten Mauritania, Niger, Sudan
» 24.07.2003 - Malian economic growth in danger
» 11.07.2003 - New Niger-Burkina Faso road financed
» 25.06.2003 - New gold zone found in Mali
» 19.06.2003 - Food crisis in Western Mali
» 07.06.2003 - Villagers join campaigns against female genital mutilation
» 01.05.2003 - Concern at Mali rice harvest failure
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