Mali's military says gunmen have attacked a convoy of vehicles escorted by the army, killing 25 civilians mostly gold miners ...

Insurgents killed 25 civilians and injured 13 others in an ambush of a military-escorted convoy near Mali's northeastern city ...

The Malian government’s overhaul of its extraction ... to pay millions of dollars in back taxes and dividends, after a state audit revealed a shortfall of as much as 600 billion CFA francs ...

The attackers struck near the village of Kobe, around 30 km (19 miles) from Gao in a region where affiliates of Islamic State and Al Qaeda have been active for over a decade, destabilising Mali ...

Malian Army late Saturday confirmed that insurgents killed at least 25 civilians and injured 13 others in an ambush of a ...

The recent overhaul of the extraction industry by the Malian government could dissuade companies from investing in the ...

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“At least five lorries were destroyed by Islamic State (IS) jihadists.” IS has not claimed responsibility for the attack. The Malian army has not officially commented on the reported attack.

after a state audit revealed a shortfall of as much as 600 billion CFA francs ($950 million) in government revenue. The developments in Mali are “of grave concern to any prospective mining investor,” ...

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