In Mali, mutinous soldiers say they have deposed President Amadou Toumani Toure and ended his decade-long rule. This after renegade soldiers stormed the presidential palace in the capital Bamako and forced the state broadcaster off air.
In an exclusive interview with Al Jazeera, army officer Amadou Sanogo, defended the coup he led, saying the president he deposed had failed the country. Al Jazeera's Hashem Ahelbarra reports from Bamako.
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In just weeks, Tuareg rebels in Mali have managed to achieve what has eluded them for more than 40 years. They now control a vast desert area that stretches from Kidal in the east to the ancient city of Timbuktu to the west. Hashem Ahelbarra reports.
Relinquish power or face sanctions and isolation. That's the warning from Mali's neighbours to the leaders of last week's coup. They've given the rebels 72 hours to restore democracy. Hashem Ahelbarra reports.
Mali's ruling military leaders have said in a message aired over state television said that they are in control of the state broadcaster building, the airport, and the military base in Kati near the capital Bamako after a counter-coup attempt. "Elements from abroad, supported by some obscure forc...
Army mutineers say they have ended Malian President Amadou Toumani Toure's rule and suspended country's constitution. Al Jazeera's Jamal Elshayaal reports.
Tuareg rebels seized large parts of the country's north, and declared it an independent state, calling it Azawad but, not everyone inside the rebel-held territory is happy about their presence. Al Jazeera's Mohamed Vall reports from Timbuktu.
A spokesperson for the Tuareg rebels speaks to journalists.
In northern Mali different factions are claiming control over recently captured territory. The Movement for the Liberation of Azawad has declared a ceasefire and announced a campaign to chase radical groups out of the north.
We look at the political and security crisis in Mali and the future of Azawad.
After just over two weeks in power, the leader of Mali's military coup has agreed to step down. A deal has been negotiated by the West African bloc of nations ECOWAS to return the country to civilian rule.
Mali's coup leaders have agreed to step down and hand power to civilian rule, in return for an end to sanctions imposed by the country's worried neighbors. As part of the agreement, the 15-state West African bloc, Ecowas, will lift trade and fuel bans with Mali, and grant amnesty to the ruling ju...
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The United Nations Refugee Agency says the Tuareg rebellion in northern Mali has uprooted 130000 people in and around Mali and the fighting has pushed some 25000 people across the border into nearby Niger. VOA's Anne Look reports.
