The United Nations has deployed 10,000 peacekeepers and poured more than $1 billion into Mali. Its efforts to end a three-year conflict are threatened by the re-emergence of a centuries-old rivalry between Tuareg clans. Analyst warns of a war if the recent conflict not held in control. Leslie Mirungu reports
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