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Mali, FLA separatists release video of over 200 captured soldiers
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Mali, FLA separatists release video of over 200 captured soldiers

The Front de Libération de l'Azawad (FLA), an independence movement in northern Mali, has released videos showing over 200 captured Malian soldiers still alive. This comes amid reports by human rights organizations accusing a coalition of jihadists and separatist rebels of executing regular army personnel in northern Mali, prompting calls for an impartial investigation. Separately, an accident in Algeria killed 27 people and injured 39 others when a bus fell into a ravine; authorities have declared three days of national mourning. Additionally, there is growing interest among Africans living abroad to return to the continent, driven by economic opportunities and identity, exemplified by a summit in Ivory Coast titled 'The Great Return of the Diaspora.'

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Mali, FLA separatists release video of over 200 captured soldiers

The Front de Libération de l'Azawad (FLA), an independence movement in northern Mali, has released videos showing over 200 captured Malian soldiers still alive. This comes amid reports by human rights organizations accusing a coalition of jihadists and separatist rebels of executing regular army personnel in northern Mali, prompting calls for an impartial investigation. Separately, an accident in Algeria killed 27 people and injured 39 others when a bus fell into a ravine; authorities have declared three days of national mourning. Additionally, there is growing interest among Africans living abroad to return to the continent, driven by economic opportunities and identity, exemplified by a summit in Ivory Coast titled 'The Great Return of the Diaspora.'

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