Topic: Mali - CSMonitor.com

Keep Calm Senegal's president concedes defeat, a welcome step in region of coups

After winning court permission to run for a third term, overriding a constitutional ban, President Abdoulaye Wade steps aside – breaking a pattern of Senegalese leaders overstaying their welcome.

Africa Monitor With coup, #Mali generates noise on Twitter

Rowdy soldiers loot Mali presidential palace after ousting leader

French Muslims hold breath as France takes stock

Keep Calm Outgunned against rebels, Mali soldiers overthrow government

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Did Qaddafi downfall prompt Mali's Tuareg revolt?

With oil pipeline attack, Niger Delta rebels announce return

Famine ends in Somalia, as drought looms in West Africa

Africa Monitor Sahel Blog: Tuareg rebellion in Mali's north sparks protests in South

Can you hear me now? Nigeria arrests Boko Haram spokesman.

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Global News Blog Aid groups: With new Africa drought looming, donors must speed response

Africa Rising: Jeffrey Sachs says Ghana's future looks bright

Nigeria closes its borders amid unrest from Islamists, strikers

Global News Blog World reacts to Obama's new military focus on Asia

Mali arrests kidnap suspects, Al Qaeda releases pictures of victims

Famine alert: West Africa still has time to avoid 2012 food crisis

Five innovations that boost soil fertility

Sahel Blog: European police deploy to the Sahel

In Africa, producing food from waste