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Car Bomb Wounds 15 UN Peacekeepers In Mali
Mali, officially the Republic of Mali, is a landlocked country in West Africa. A car bomb in northern Mali has wounded 15 UN peacekeepers, the United Nations said on Friday, in the latest attack in the war-torn Sahel state. The UN said on Twitter that an evacuation was under way after a car bomb struck a temporary base near Tarkint, in the lawless north of the country. It didn’t provide further details.
#TwitterBan: US, UK, EU Envoys Insist Nigeria Must Protect Freedom of Expression
The envoys of the United States, United Kingdom and the European Union in Nigeria among others, have insisted that the Federal Government’s suspension of Twitter, is a violation of the fundamental human right of freedom of expression. The envoys who met with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama, in Abuja on Monday, urged the government to protect freedom of expression.
Northern Elders to Igbo Leaders: Prevail on Secessionists to Avoid Another War
The Northern Elders Forum (NEF) has asked leaders of Igbo extraction to prevail on the secessionists in the South East to sheathe their sword in order to avoid another war in the country. The Elders stated this while briefing journalists after a closed-door meeting in Abuja. According to the spokesman of NEF, Dr Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, the Northern leaders have resolved not to allow any war in the country.
Mali Strongman Stands By February Elections, Names Civilian PM
Bamako, June 8 (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 8th Jun, 2021 ) :Malian strongman Colonel Assimi Goita stood by the goal of staging elections next February as he was sworn in as transitional president on Monday, also naming a civilian premier after international outrage over the country's second coup in nine months.
Mali Strongman Stands By February Elections, Names Civilian PM
Malian strongman Colonel Assimi Goita stood by the goal of staging elections next February as he was sworn in as transitional president on Monday, also naming a civilian premier after international outrage over the country's second coup in nine months. Goita, who had already headed a coup that toppled the West African country's democratically elected leader last August, ousted the civilian president and prime minister of a transitional government on May 24.
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