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A Japanese soldier prepares for the arrival of more UN peacekeepers in Juba in South Sudan in 2016

UN Retains $6.5 Bln Peacekeeping Budget

UN retains $6.5 bln peacekeeping budget

Al-Qaeda North Africa Confirms Chief Is Dead: SITE

Abdelmalek Droukdel was once regarded as Algeria's enemy number one

Al-Qaeda North Africa confirms chief is dead: SITE

About 10 Dead In Jihadist Attack On I.Coast Border Post

Security analysts have long worried that a jihadist revolt in the Sahel that began in Mali in 2012 is spreading towards coastal states on the Gulf of Guinea

About 10 dead in jihadist attack on I.Coast border post

Abdelmalek Droukdel pictured in Mali in 2010

French Troops Kill Al-Qaeda's North Africa Chief

French troops kill Al-Qaeda's North Africa chief

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A UN peacekeeper patrols outside the mosque in Mopti, central Mali: two members of the peacekeeping mission have died of coronavirus, the organisation said

First Two UN Peacekeepers Die Of Coronavirus

First two UN peacekeepers die of coronavirus

The MINUSMA peacekeeping mission in Mali is one of the most dangerous among UN operations

More Peacekeeping Operations, Fewer Troops In 2019: Report

More peacekeeping operations, fewer troops in 2019: report

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will attend the opening of his corruption trial, becoming the first sitting Israeli premier to face criminal charges

Netanyahu Attacks 'Fabricated' Graft Charges As Trial Begins

Netanyahu attacks 'fabricated' graft charges as trial begins

Forty-three French soldiers have been killed in the Sahel since 2013

French Foreign Legionnaires Slain In Mali Honoured In Deserted Paris

French foreign legionnaires slain in Mali honoured in deserted Paris

Already struggling with widespread insecurity and jihadist violence, experts worry Mali is uniquely vulnerable to the coronavirus pandemic

IMF Approves Emergency Virus Loans For Mali, Ethiopia

IMF approves emergency virus loans for Mali, Ethiopia

Mali goes to the polls again in the shadow of coronavirus

Mali Election Runoff Marred By Intimidation

Mali election runoff marred by intimidation

Empty: The bus station in the Rwandan capital Kigali after the government imposed a travel ban

'Starve Or Get Sick': Africa's Lockdown Dilemma

'Starve or get sick': Africa's lockdown dilemma

It is the first official snapshot of the outcome of Operation Bohoma Anger; pictured is Chad's President Idriss Deby in a January 13, 2020 image

Chad Army Says 52 Troops, 1,000 Jihadists Killed In Offensive

Chad army says 52 troops, 1,000 jihadists killed in offensive

UN peacekeeping police on patrol in the Central African Republic in January 2020

Coronavirus Pandemic Poses Big Challenges For UN Peacekeeping Operations

Coronavirus pandemic poses big challenges for UN peacekeeping operations

A view of a UN Security Council meeting in February 2020 before the coronavirus crisis forced such meetings to be held via videoconference

After Criticism, Segment Of UN Security Council Meet Made Public

After criticism, segment of UN Security Council meet made public

UN Security Council Calls For Release Of Kidnapped Mali Opposition Leader

UN Security Council calls for release of kidnapped Mali opposition leader

The Sahel is dotted with camps housing hundreds of thousands people who have fled jihadist violence

Threat Of Coronavirus Hangs Over Sahel Displaced

Threat of coronavirus hangs over Sahel displaced

Abidjan preventative measures: Ivory Coast is one of the West African countries warning about the economic fallout from the pandemic

Pandemic Devastates Growth Prospects In West African StatesCoronavirus Hurts Economic Growth In Sahel States

Pandemic devastates growth prospects in West African statesCoronavirus hurts economic growth in Sahel states

The poll will see new MPs elected to the 147-seat National Assembly for the first time since 2013

Mali Votes Despite Coronavirus And Security Fears

Mali votes despite coronavirus and security fears

But many people queueing for food at stores ignored police efforts to get them to keep a safe distance from each other

S.African Police Fire Rubber Bullets At Shoppers During Lockdown

S.African police fire rubber bullets at shoppers during lockdown

South Africa has begun an lockdown that will be patrolled by the military and will see any disobeying the rules heavily punished

S.Africa Reports First Virus Death As Lockdown Starts

S.Africa reports first virus death as lockdown starts

India ordered its 1.3 billion people to stay at home for three weeks

Virus Death Toll Passes 20,000, Three Billion Under Lockdown

Virus death toll passes 20,000, three billion under lockdown

The Malian singer Rokia Traore is fighting a Belgian arrest warrant over a child custody dispute.

French Court Releases Malian Singer Despite Backing Extradition

French court releases Malian singer despite backing extradition

Protection: A doctor gets suited up for visiting a quarantine ward at Kenyatta National Hospital in Nairobi

Africa's Weak Health Systems Face Escalating Virus Peril

Earth's poorest continent has so far confirmed around 1,800 cases and 57 deaths -- a tally that is low compared with Europe, the Middle East and Asia, but is now ratcheting up quickly as testing remains patchy.

Daily life under coronavirus lockdown has revealed uncharted resilience and creativity among Europeans

Windows Of Hope: Life In Europe Under Lockdown

Windows of hope: Life in Europe under lockdown

Malian fighters patrolling on the border with Mauritania on January 22, 2020

Will Coronavirus Slow The World's Conflicts -- Or Intensify Them?

Will coronavirus slow the world's conflicts -- or intensify them?

Visitors to a state hospital in Lagos collect facemasks and gloves and have their hands sanitised

Nigeria, South Africa Step Up Fight Against Virus In Africa

Nigeria, South Africa step up fight against virus in Africa

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