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  • Will Mali's peace deal hold?

    news Al Jazeera, 21 Jun 2015 (8 years ago )
    An alliance of Tuareg-led rebels and the Malian government have signed a peace deal which is meant to draw a line under a 2012 uprising. The deal should grant the Tuareg rebels greater autonomy in the northern areas of this African country. Mali has been embroiled in chaos since a coup in 2012. ...
  • Mali : la rébellion touareg signe à son tour l'accord de paix

    news France 24, 22 Jun 2015 (8 years ago )
    La rébellion à dominante touareg du nord du Mali a signé, samedi à Bamako, l'accord de paix déjà entériné en mai par le camp gouvernemental et la médiation internationale. Cet accord est censé tourner la page du jihadisme dans cette partie du Sahel. Les négociations entre le gouvernement malien e...
  • Schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram 'brainwashed to fight for group'

    news The Guardian, 29 Jun 2015 (8 years ago )
    Some of the Nigerian schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram militants last year have been brainwashed to begin fighting for the Islamist group, with many carrying out public beatings and even killings, other captives have told the BBC. Women who claim they lived in the same camps as some of the 219 ...
  • Chad arrests 60 suspected militants after suicide bomb attack

    news Thompson Reuters Foundation, 28 Jun 2015 (8 years ago )
    N'DJAMENA, June 28 (Reuters) - Security forces in Chad have arrested 60 suspected militants and dismantled a cell responsible for two suicide bomb attacks in its capital on June 15, the chief prosecutor of the central African nation said on Sunday. Blasts in two police offices in N'Djamena that ...
  • World's poorest gain access to water, but not toilets

    news Thompson Reuters Foundation, 30 Jun 2015 (8 years ago )
    By Magdalena Mis LONDON, June 30 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The poor's lack of access to sanitation threatens to undermine the health benefits they have gained from access to clean water, the United Nations said on Tuesday. More than 90 percent of the world population has access to clean w...
  • Suicide blast in Chad capital kills 11 during police raid

    news Thompson Reuters Foundation, 01 Jul 2015 (8 years ago )
    * Suspected Boko Haram militants set off suicide bombs * Site was used for bomb building, arms storage * Raid follows twin suicide bombings in mid-June (Adds arrest of senior Boko Haram leader) By Madjiasra Nako and Moumine Ngarmbassa N'DJAMENA, June 29 (Reuters) - Suspected Boko Haram f...
  • UN rights chief urges concerted action to tackle Boko Haram's 'extensive and far-reaching' abuses

    news UN News center, 01 Jul 2015 (8 years ago )
    1 July 2015 – Describing a pattern of vicious and indiscriminate attacks by Boko Haram in north-east Nigeria that stretched back years, the United Nations human rights chief today urged the international community to help the subregion begin to repair the damage, and specifically appealed to Nigeria...
  • Extending mandate of UN mission in Mali, Security Council adds observers to monitor fresh ceasefire

    news UN News center, 29 Jun 2015 (8 years ago )
    29 June 2015 – The Security Council today extended the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali (MINUSMA) for one year, within the authorized troop ceiling of 11,240 military personnel, including, for the first time, at least 40 military observers to monitor and super...
  • Mali's peace deal represents a welcome development, but will it work this time?

    news The Guardian, 01 Jul 2015 (8 years ago )
    After months of shuttle diplomacy, the Coordination of Movements for Azawad (CMA), the main rebel coalition in northern Mali, officially signed a peace agreement in Bamako on 20 June. The Mali government and the Algiers Platform, a coalition of pro-government armed groups, had already signed the dea...
  • L'ONU appelle à renforcer la lutte contre Boko Haram

    news AfricaTime.com, 02 Jul 2015 (8 years ago )
    GENEVE, (Xinhua) -- Le Haut-Commissaire des Nations Unies aux droits de l'Homme, Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, a appelé mercredi à une réponse de grande envergure, tout en exhortant les gouvernements de la région du lac Tchad à veiller au respect des droits humains dans les mesures prises contre le groupe ...