Mali: Prime Minister visits gold miners expelled from Guinea and received at Kouremalé
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Mali: Prime Minister visits gold miners expelled from Guinea and received at Kouremalé (opens at the publisher, in a new window)
Malian Prime Minister Abdoulaye Maïga visited Kouremalé, on the Guinean border, to assess the reception of people expelled from Guinean gold-mining sites. He announced food, health aid and an advanced health post.
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Mali's Prime Minister visited the Mamarybougou and Ouenzenbougou sites, which host gold miners expelled from Guinea. The Malian government describes a humanitarian catastrophe, with over 40,000 people counted at Kourémalé.
Mali's Prime Minister stands with gold miners expelled from Guinean mining sites (opens at the publisher, in a new window)
Mali's Prime Minister, Abdoulaye Maïga, visited the Mamarybougou and Ouenzenbougou sites hosting gold miners expelled from Guinean mining sites, many of them citizens of the AES states. He also received a Burkinabè delegation led by Security Minister Mahamadou…
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