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Mali Gold Mine Collapse Kills 48

Dozens killed in Mali illegal gold mine collapse

More than 40 people, mostly women, were killed after an illegal gold mine collapsed in Mali on Saturday. The collapse took place near Kéniéba, in Mali's western, gold-rich Kayes region.

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Dozens of people killed in gold mine collapse in western Mali

The collapse of an illegally operated gold mine in western Mali on Saturday has killed 48 people, a local official said on Sunday (Feb 16).

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Mine collapse in Mali’s Kayes region kills 43 people

An accident in Mali's Kayes region has reportedly resulted in the deaths of 43 people, primarily women, following the collapse of an artisanal gold mine. The incident occurred near Kenieba, as confirmed by Taoule Camara,

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Watch: Mali Gold Mine Collapse Kills 48 As Authorities Struggle To Control Illegal Mining

At least 48 people died in a tragic gold mine collapse in western Mali, officials confirmed. The accident occurred at an abandoned site formerly operated by a Chinese company. Authorities continue searching for victims,

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Tragedy In Mali: WiM-Africa Calls For Urgent Mining Reforms After Deadly Mine Collapse

Women in Mining Africa (WiM-Africa) has extended its deepest condolences to the families affected by the tragic artisanal mine collapse near Kéniéba in Mali’s Kayes region on February 15, 2025. The ...

Aid for Trade in Africa’s Sustainable Development Path

It is easy to sway public opinion with soundbites but the debate on foreign aid needs composure and a view towards broader ...

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France flexes its muscles over Mali but where are the regional peacemakers?

Mali has provided the occasion for this ... Some Africans refuse to take responsibility for their continent. Former colonial powers are not about to change their ways. They want to maintain ...

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Barrick CEO says miner ‘making progress’ in dispute with Mali

Barrick and Mali’s military rulers are locked in a standoff over the distribution of revenue from the Loulo-Gounkoto mine complex.

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