The study focuses on Bamako and Lagos as urban centres in which arms trafficking and urbanisation intersect. About the author Oluwole Ojewale is the ENACT Regional Organised Crime Observatory (ROCO) ...

After benefiting from 288 million liters of drinking water, Bamako is expanding access to drinking water services on its left bank. Planned developments include social connection works, the ...

After benefiting from 288 million liters of drinking water, Bamako is expanding access to drinking water services on its left bank. Planned developments include social connection works, the ...

Consultations between the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and the Confederation of Sahel States (ESA) were held on May 22, 2025, in Bamako, ...

Authorities in Mali have shuttered Barrick Gold’s (NYSE: GOLD) (TSX: ABX) office in the capital, Bamako, over what they claim is unpaid tax, Reuters reported, citing sources with knowledge of ...

DAKAR (Reuters) -Malian authorities have shut the Canadian miner Barrick Gold's office in the capital Bamako over the alleged non-payment of taxes, two sources close to the matter told Reuters, in the ...

Malian authorities have shut the Canadian miner Barrick Gold's office in the capital Bamako over the alleged non-payment of taxes, two sources close to the matter told Reuters, in the latest ...

The anime adaptation of Toilet-Bound Hanako-Kun is officially set to make a return during the Summer 2025 anime season.

His new album Baarakelaw homes in on the informal workers of Bamako and paints a more specific social-realist portrait; a griot hymning the praises of the low-income members of society rather than ...

Numerous small clay tablets were found during excavations at the stone circles over the past several decades, but Doban-kun is unique. Researchers think it was created as a tool for counting.

KUN Is Mining Classic Sounds To Push Chinese Music Into The Future The artist — who represents China in Billboard 's Global No. 1s series — has fused new and old sounds to create something ...

In Bamako, the 60 Malian students at the journalism school launched at the end of July by this organization run by Russian intelligence services are eagerly awaiting the results of the competition.