Mali soldiers and allied militias accused of civilian massacres in segou
Armed Forces and Dozos Accused of Targeting Civilians in Central Mali The Malian Armed Forces, alongside allied militias known as Dozos, stand accused of executing at least 31 civilians and…
Mali army and allied militias accused of civilian massacres in Ségou
Deadly raids in central Mali leave at least 31 civilians dead Mali’s armed forces and allied Dozos militias stand accused of orchestrating a series of deadly raids in the conflict-stricken…
Alleged massacres by Malian forces and allied militias in Ségou
Civilian deaths and arson in two villages amid ongoing conflict In early October, soldiers from the Malian Armed Forces and allied dozos militias carried out deadly raids in the Ségou…
Massacres of civilians in central Mali by army and allied militias
Click to expand Image In the conflict-torn heart of Mali, at least 31 civilians were killed and homes were set ablaze in two villages during coordinated attacks by Malian army…
Mali army and allied militias accused of civilian massacres in segou region
Civilian massacres in Mali’s Ségou region linked to army and allied militias Bamako — The Malian army, alongside allied militias, stands accused of executing at least 31 civilians and torching…
Mali : L’armée et des milices ont massacré des villageois dans une région du centre
Click to expand Image (Nairobi) – L’armée malienne et des milices alliées ont tué au moins 31 civils et incendié des maisons les 2 et 13 octobre dans deux villages de…
Massacre of civilians in central Mali by army and allied militias
Mali: Military and allied militias accused of deadly raids in Ségou region Villagers in two communities in central Mali have accused soldiers and allied militia fighters of executing at least…
Niger crackdown on journalists violates press freedom rights
Press freedom under siege in Niger as six journalists face judicial harassment On November 2, the judicial police in Niamey, Niger, arrested six journalists in a blatant violation of press…
Burkina Faso: transitional government targets corrupt customs officials and magistrates
Burkina Faso: transitional government targets corrupt customs officials and magistrates Allegations of deep-seated corruption are being highlighted by the Korag, an influential body established last year in Burkina Faso. The…
New who representative in Niger focuses on health system strengthening
Dr Jean Baptiste Nikiema officially begins role as WHO Resident Representative in Niger Niamey, November 12, 2025 – Dr Jean Baptiste Nikiema has officially assumed his duties as the new…

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