Mali's military government
Coverage of Mali's military government in the Nexus archive.
- Mali junta offers $3.5M reward for Sahel al-Qaeda leader
Mali's military government is offering $3.5 million for information leading to the arrest or killing of Iyad Ag Ghaly, a Sahel al-Qaeda leader. Smaller rewards are also being offered for other suspects, including Tuareg separatists.
- What’s happening in Mali one week after attack by armed groups? All we know
Mali's military government has taken on a new role with Assimi Goita as defence minister after an attack by armed groups. The situation in Mali remains uncertain one week after the incident. Mali's government is working to maintain stability.
- Is Mali’s military government losing control?
Mali's military government is facing a challenge from a coalition of armed groups and rebels, who are questioning its authority. The situation threatens to destabilize the region. Mali's government is struggling to maintain control.
- Rebel checkpoints reported around Mali’s capital, northern town seized
Rebel checkpoints have been established around Mali's capital, and a northern town has been seized by JNIM and Tuareg separatists. These groups continue their attacks against Mali's military government, escalating regional tensions.
- Mali’s Tuareg rebels say Russian fighters must withdraw from country
Mali's Tuareg rebels demand Russian fighters leave the country as the military government struggles to regain control. A rebel spokesperson predicts the government will collapse 'sooner or later'.
- Mali military leader Goita emerges as Russia declares it halted coup
Mali's military leader Colonel Assimi Goita has made his first public appearance since rebel attacks, as Russia claims it has halted coup speculation involving its ally's military government. The development comes amid ongoing tensions in Mali, where Russia seeks to manage international perceptions about its support for the country's transition.