Mali News » Segou News Mali » Segou: Mali: Ségou region curfew extended by 30 days amid rising violence
Authorities in Mali’s central Ségou region on Tuesday have extended a nighttime curfew in place since June by another 30 days, after a new wave of violence in the area. The prolonged curfew took ...
News Mali » Segou: Mali's army and Russian Africa Corps linked to drone strikes that killed 94 civilians - report
Drone strikes by Mali's armed forces and their Russian allies killed 94 civilians between April and August 2026, more than double the death toll recorded during the same period last year, according to ...
News Mali » Segou: Military overtones vibrate through renowned Mali arts festival
SEGOU, Mali (Reuters) - Listeners swayed as the celebrated Malian duo Amadou and Mariam sang from a stage on the banks of the Niger River at an annual festival coloured this year by political shifts ...
News Mali » Segou: Soldiers and Mercenaries Killed at Least 34 Civilians in Mali, Amnesty Report Says
At least 34 civilians were killed in seven incidents during military joint operations in Mali by the army and Russia's Wagner mercenary group between June 2023 and December 2025, Amnesty ...
News Mali » Segou: Why China Won't Build Its Own Wagner in Africa
Attacks on Chinese workers in Mali are testing Beijing's reliance on African security forces. Russia's experience there gives China little reason to take on the fighting itself.On 9 May, fighters from ...
News Mali » Segou: Mali: the army announces a strike near Ngoma Koura, without a quantified assessment
The staff says it continues reconnaissance missions to assess the effects of the operation. It does not specify the identity of the targeted individuals nor the ...
News Mali » Segou: Military vibes colour renowned Mali arts festival
Malian arts scene threatened by jihadist activity, funding woes West African political shifts ripple through festival in Segou Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger exit ECOWAS, form new alliance SEGOU, Mali, Feb ...
News Mali » Segou: Mali building collapse kills 10, including two children
A tragic building collapse on Saturday, October 17, 2026, in the southern Malian town of Dioïla claimed the lives of 10 people, including two seven-year-old children, and left seven others injured.