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Western Mali, where migration is a religion

Posted on 13 July, 2015 by Koert Lindijer

In the Kayes region of Western Mali migration has becoome a religion

Feature

Mali conflicts undermine economic growth

Posted on 21 August, 2013 by Ilona Eveleens

Horses, cars, donkey carts, motorbikes and pedestrians compete with one another over the limited space on the narrow quay of Mopti. Market stalls, lining the qu...

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From Mungo Park to the UN invasion of Mali

Posted on 4 August, 2013 by Koert Lindijer

“Hello mate,” writes Matt in an email. “Welcome! You can come back to the Sleeping Camel. I’ve decided to stay open. Because the UN has ...

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