Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger are embarking on a significant experiment with the formation of the Alliance of Sahel States, drawing global attention. The outcome of this initiative could redefine ...

The Mali state’s fight against terrorism continues to be constrained by governance factors (regime rollover and illegitimacy) ...

Although the paramilitary group has announced its exit from Mali, Russian forces will still play an active role in the country's security landscape. Fighters from Africa Corps ...

The Wagner Group has announced it is withdrawing from Mali following what it called "the completion of its main ... Russian forces will still play an active role in the country's security landscape.

With mobile money platforms leading the way, the landscape is evolving rapidly. With this partnership, TerraPay and Wave Mobile Money are making it easier than ever for Malians abroad to support their ...

Over 80% of Mali’s population uses mobile phones, with many using the devices for mobile money and digital wallets. In the region, digital wallets are an essential tool for financial inclusion, ...

Terrapay enables cross-border remittances for Wave Mobile Money users in Mali. In a strategic move to enhance cross-border remittance services in West Africa, TerraPay, a global money movement ...

Documents found inside the boat washed ashore in St Vincent and the Grenadines indicate the migrants were from Mali.

West Africa’s distributed denial of service (DDoS) threat landscape was led by Nigeria and Mali, as revealed in NETSCOUT’s recently released Threat Intelligence Report for July to December ...

The landlocked nations of Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger are seeking further option to access the sea by partnering with the Kingdom of Morocco. An announcement on the development was made during a ...

Mali’s interim president, Colonel d’Armée Assimi Goïta, who came to power in a coup on 18 August 2020, enjoys remarkably strong public support. Survey data from pan-African research network ...

Mali, meanwhile, has condemned the act as an “aggression” against its sovereignty, claiming that the wreckage was found nearly 10 kilometres inside its territory. Related. Algeria's growing concerns ...