Colonel Assimi Goita said Monday Bamako sought negotiations with ECOWAS, a day after the bloc imposed stringent sanctions on the Sahel country over delayed elections
2022/01/11/mali-s-junta-leader-says-open-to-dialogue-after-sanctions
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