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MALI CHAD Issue dated 23/01/2013

Toure persuades Deby to get involved

Mali’s exiled former President Amadou Toumani Toure, who now lives in Dakar, pulled some political strings to step up support for the operation to take back North Mali. [...] (351 words)

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BCEAO slashes estimates for Mali's GDP

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