Africa tells its own story at Mali's Rentrée Littéraire: literature floods Bamako and challenges jihadist threats
The Rentrée Littéraire in Mali showcases literature as a form of narrative sovereignty amid the backdrop of ongoing security threats and power outages.
Panevėžys man Arūnas prepares for a life journey to Africa with an old fire truck: showed how he adapted the vehicle
A man from Panevėžys, Arūnas, is preparing for a charitable adventure to Africa using an old fire truck to deliver essential supplies.
Mali: resumption of production at the Loulo gold mine after agreement between Barrick Gold and Bamako
Production at Mali's Loulo gold mine has resumed following an agreement between Barrick Gold and the Malian government, potentially generating significant revenue for the country.
West Africa: U.S. Looks to Revitalise Relations With Mali With Envoy Visit to Bamako, Eyeing On the Sahel
US envoy Nick Checker visited Mali to promote renewed economic and security cooperation between the U.S. and Mali amid ongoing regional challenges in the Sahel.
Mali: the LGTBIQ+ lives that were left outside the law
In Bamako, the criminalization of homosexuality has forced hundreds of citizens into a silent underground, highlighting the country's authoritarian drift.
In Mali, fuel supply bends but does not break
Despite a recent deadly attack that killed drivers and military personnel, fuel availability in Bamako remains almost normal following an unprecedented improvement since the embargo began.
An American envoy visits Bamako to revive relations between Mali and the United States
Nick Checker, newly appointed head of the African affairs office at the U.S. State Department, visited Mali to advocate for revitalizing cooperation between Washington and Bamako in economic and security areas.
Cooking School for Refugees: We Bake Our Future
In the vibrant neighborhood of Baco Djicoroni in Bamako, Mali, a cooking school for refugees offers a unique opportunity to learn baking skills in a community filled with everyday life.