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Technology, Meet the Tuareg
Picture of a Tuareg making a call on his satellite phone in the North Malian desert. Tuareg rebels confirm they have taken control of Gao and say they have encircled Timbuktu.
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Time for Liberty?
A man rests between two bars at a stadium, where a rally was being held against the seizure of northern Mali by Tuareg and Islamist rebels, in the capital Bamako April 11, 2012. Since a military coup...
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From Here to Timbuktu
If you wondering how garden-variety jihadis behave when they take over a region, this section on Gao in Mali is quite telling, especially the part on the economics: Gao, a city of 100,000 people, has...
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Timbuktu, in northern Mali, has been rendered a ghost town by the Islamists, leaving the residents with no electricity or drinking water for more than three days. Winning hearts and minds should not be...
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Salaka Djicke Finds and Loses Love
Honestly, I am not much for the reading of romances. I worked as an editor before joining the Navy and, because I had to edit romance novels, I asked a friend which romance writer was the best. She...
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