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Mali News
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Mali remains in political turmoil as the military junta postpones promised elections to 2025, citing security concerns. Meanwhile, jihadist violence escalates in central and northern regions, with over 200 killed in recent attacks. The economy struggles under ECOWAS sanctions, with inflation soaring to 12% and food shortages worsening.
Political News
Interim President Assimi Goïta faces growing dissent as protests erupt in Bamako over delayed elections and rising living costs. The junta expels UN peacekeeping forces (MINUSMA), accusing them of "failing Mali." Russia’s Wagner Group expands its military support, while France condemns Mali’s alignment with Moscow.
Election News
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Transitional government extends rule until 2025, despite ECOWAS demands for faster elections.
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Opposition coalition (FNDP) boycotts junta-led dialogue, calling it a "sham."
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Local elections indefinitely postponed due to insecurity in conflict zones.
Legal News
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Journalists arrested under new cyber laws for "spreading false information" about the military.
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ICC investigates alleged war crimes by Malian soldiers and Wagner mercenaries.
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Landmark ruling: Bamako court sentences ex-rebels for 2012 atrocities in Timbuktu.
Entertainment News
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Malian music legend Salif Keita performs rare concert in Bamako, defying security risks.
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Film festival canceled due to funding cuts, but underground screenings of "Timbuktu" (2014) resurface.
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Hip-hop artists use music to protest junta rule, facing censorship.
Town
⚽ Football: Mali’s Eagles qualify for 2025 AFCON after unbeaten run.
���� Olympics: Four Malian athletes to compete in Paris, including judoka Fanta Keita.
���� Basketball: National league suspended due to financial crisis.
Forecast
(Bamako/Gao/Timbuktu averages)
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Mon 1 Jul: ����️ 40°C – Scorching heat (Bamako)
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Tue 2 Jul: ����️ 38°C – Dust storms (Gao)
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Wed 3 Jul: ⛈️ 35°C – Isolated rains (south)
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Thu 4 Jul: ☀️ 42°C – Extreme UV (Timbuktu)
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Fri 5 Jul: ����️ 37°C – Hot winds
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Sat 6 Jul: ����️ 39°C – Hazy sunshine
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Sun 7 Jul: ����️ 41°C – No relief
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Mali’s political isolation, security crisis, and economic pain deepen under junta rule. With elections delayed and violence spreading, the nation’s future remains uncertain. ��������
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