Sub-Saharan Africa to See Prosperity At Last?
Economic growth and stock markets are up while government debts and poverty are down.
Economic growth and stock markets are up while government debts and poverty are down.
Foreign minister Laurent Fabius calls on West African countries to tackle the Islamist threat.
French special forces participate in an anti-terrorist operation a day after a French uranium mine was targeted.
Mali’s central government would rather flush the separatists out before July’s election.
President François Hollande says hundreds of troops will remain in France’s former colony.
The two Sudans agree to withdraw their troops from the border and resume oil exports.
France won’t withdraw from Mali until “the liberation of the whole country is complete.”
France continues to battle Islamists in Mali with the support of Tuareg secessionists.
Driven out of the cities and towns, Mali’s Islamists keep up the fight in the desert north.
African power struggles are becoming less ideological in a multipolar world.
The United Kingdom steps up its support for the French intervention in Mali.
French and Malian forces drive the rebels back as the United States pledge more help.
Driven out of another stronghold by French forces, a split emerged among Mali’s Islamists.
As West African troops pour into Mali, the United States are reluctant to get involved.
As West African troops arrive in Mali, terrorist take hostages at an Algerian gas plant.