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Mali's Tuareg Problem

 
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PostPosted: Thu Sep 20, 2007 3:33 am    Post subject: Mali's Tuareg Problem Reply with quote
A ceasefire, but this is not over. The Tuareg have been crapped on by many counties in the sub-Sahara.


Government officials in Mali say a Tuareg rebel leader, Ibrahim Ag Bahanga, has agreed to free captured soldiers as part of a truce agreement.

The deal follows a meeting between the Tuareg dissidents and a delegation of Tuareg leaders loyal to the government.

Mali sent troop reinforcements to a base near the Algerian border after skirmishes with the rebels threatened to develop into insurrection.


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