Targeting Timbuktu
Military occupation is not only bad news for the people who live in Timbuktu, but also for its world-renowned centers of learning that house precious manuscripts, some of which date to the 13th century.
Military occupation is not only bad news for the people who live in Timbuktu, but also for its world-renowned centers of learning that house precious manuscripts, some of which date to the 13th century.
AP | RUKMINI CALLIMACHI | Posted 04.06.2012
BAMAKO, Mali — The rebel group that recently seized control of Mali's remote north in a maneuver that effectively partitioned the country in two...
AP | RUKMINI CALLIMACHI | Posted 04.03.2012
BAMAKO, Mali — Just 12 days after they stormed the presidential palace, the young officers that seized control of Mali in a coup were slapped Mo...
AP | BABA AHMED | Posted 01.26.2012
BAMAKO, Mali — Gunmen killed a German man in Mali's most famous city of Timbuktu and seized three men from the Netherlands, South Africa and Swe...
GlobalPost | Nicolas Brulliard | Posted 05.25.2011
TIMBUKTU, Mali -- In the darkness of his mud-brick house, Abdoul Wahid Abdarahim Tahar opened one of three metal trunks, pulled out a crumbling manusc...
Paul Stoller | Posted 04.25.2012