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Mali militia agrees to leave occupied northern town

By Baba Ahmed | August 30, 2015 - 11:43am

A government-allied militia has agreed to leave a northern Mali town it occupied earlier this month following clashes with Tuareg separatists, a move praised by the country's United Nations peacekeeping mission as...

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Tuareg rebels take Mali town, threaten 3 more

March 24, 2012 - 2:17am

Tuareg rebels on Friday threatened three strategic northern Mali towns, including the famed ancient city of Timbuktu, as leaders of the two-month-old rebellion took advantage of a power vacuum caused when government...