Malian army, you are liars!

Google interactive map of the Malian conflict by Jeune Afrique

The United States tried to train the Malian army, but failed miserably.

The victims were on their way to participate in a conference held in the Malian capital, Bamako, before their car was intercepted by the border guards in the Malian city of Jino.

Activist Mohamed El Amine Nagi calls for a protest in front of the Malian Embassy

Wishah blog (Scarf) reports the protests in Mauritanian cities against what the Malian army committed

In Mauritania, the Malian army kills 15 pacifist civilians and no official has uttered a word so far

Bab Ould Hourma mocks the weakness of Malian army facing Al Caida and his bravery facing unarmed preachers

In 2013 in Mali, French bombarded Islamist rebels after they tried to expand their powerbase towards the Malian capital, Bamako.

During the period under consideration, foreigners, in particular Malian and Nigerian nationals, were victims of acts of aggression, looting and vandalism .

The Malian Army A lion on unarmed Mauritanian Preachers and an ostrich during the war and facing Al Caida and the Touareg

In the long run, the West should aim to help the Malian government to build state institutions and reconcile with its northern population.

Activist Ali Ag Al Azwadi denied rumors which claimed that the Malian Army shot the preachers because they didn't stop at their patrol

The PC called Limmorgal (Calculator in Peul language) is the brainchild of two Malian groups, Internet society Mali (ISOC Mali) and Intelec 3.

At the request of the Malian government, the French launched a quick intervention in January to drive the radical Islamists from northern Mali.

And when this man was making the film Bamako with Aminata Dramane Traoré, they said he was Malian... and all of a sudden he's Mauritanian.

Boukary Konaté, a member of the Global Voices community in Mali, recently toured rural schools on a traditional Malian boat as part of a digital literacy project.

What the Malian army is doing in unforgivable because their killing of pure people who only care about teaching good to others is an act of brutality

Moreover, the capabilities of the Malian army and those of other West African countries that are supposed to join the operation are too weak to turn the tide.

And while Afrik.com reports that the de facto Malian government and ECOWAS have reached an agreement aimed at resolving the crisis, military intervention remains the preferred option of many netizens.

Lauded by a substantial part of the Malian population and many outside observers, the military intervention diverts, however, from the non interventionist line professed by French President Hollande in Africa.

During the civil war, the Islamist groups (mainly AQIM and MOJWA) initially made an alliance with Tuareg (also known as Bellah in Mali) separatist group, the MNLA movement, against the Malian government.

France and to a lesser degree Mauritania provided military help to the Malian government. The conflict came to an end with a ceasefire agreement in February 2015, but a few localized conflicts remain.

Mauritania arrested Senoussi as he tried to enter the country from Morocco using a a fake Malian passport. Libya, France and the International Court Of Justice demanded the extradition of Senoussi to face trial.

And the United States indifferent to the integrity of the Malian state and the welfare of its citizens in normal circumstances was aware of the possibility that Mali s vast territory could fall under fundamentalist terrorist control.

Why don't we protest in front of the Malian Embassy and surround the Ambassador for a few hours? The embassy is on Al Moukhtar street facing a bakery near Al Tazeh Restaurant and the Yemeni Embassy

Malian security sources claim that Belmokhtar's activities in Libya confirm the premise that AQIM intends to extend its sphere of influence and that terrorists will do anything to create a sweeping network in the Sahel and the Sahara.

The UNESCO Bamako Office and the Malian non governmental organization Route du Sud organized a one day celebration around the theme of women and HIV AIDS entitled The South helps the South in the struggle against HIV AIDS .

France has no interest in protecting a Malian regime that it knows to be corrupt and incompetent indeed, France recently refused to support a request from President François Bozizé s regime in the neighboring Central African Republic for aid in dealing with rebels.

Mauritanians woke up on September 10, 2012, to the news of the killing of 16 members of Jamaat al Daawa wal Tabligh (Society for spreading faith), a movement active in spreading Islamic faith, by the Malian army. Twelve of those killed are Mauritanian citizens.

The relatives of the victims held a protest in front of the presidential palace denouncing the sad fate the Malian army inflicted to their beloved. They were surprised by the silence of the Mauritanian government, asking it to assume its responsibility in this regard and open a prompt probe in the incident to find more about its circumstances and to bring the perpetrators to justice and punish them for their act.

A view of the Niger river from the embankment of Sekoro, Mali A traditional Malian boat on the river Niger, en route to the market Ouro Mody, a village on the Niger bank traditional Fula architecture The mosque of Djafarabe, in Fula territory Women fetch water from the river to water rice paddies A fisherman's son tends to play with the tool of the trade Life aboard the UNESCO boat A crew member, in traditional head dress A Pirogue (dugout) sailing off as dusk descends on the Niger