Mali’s media regulatory body says it is banning a French television channel in the country due to “defamatory remarks” it made about a pro-democracy demonstration in the capital earlier this month ...

A phrase meaning “our future” in the country’s main local language, it refers to a yearslong program aimed at teaching around ...

The country's military junta has announced the dissolution of all political parties in the country. A statement said the ...

Some of the biggest French-owned companies in Mali include oil company Total and telecoms provider Orange. French troops exited Mali in 2022 because Paris refused to back the military government.

Mali's military junta has banned all political parties, silenced dissent, and delayed elections. As repression deepens, ...

Mali's military government on Tuesday dissolved the west African country's political parties, according to a presidency ...

Thousands of Malians are grappling with the sudden loss of a transformative literacy initiative following significant funding cuts by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).

Mali’s National Transition Council adopted a bill that effectively abolishes multiparty politics across the country.

The military authorities in Mali have dissolved all political parties and repealed laws protecting political participation, ...

Malian armed forces arrested and killed around two dozen Fulani civilians who were rounded up at a livestock market in a central region of the West African country, a local activist told Reuters.

French state-owned nuclear fuel company Orano is exploring the sale of its uranium assets in Niger after the breakdown of its relationship with the west African country’s military rulers.