Attacks on Tuareg ethnic group stoke fears of inter-communal violence in a country racked by six years of chaos Suspected jihadists killed more than 40 people from the Tuareg ethnic group on Mali's north-eastern border with Niger in two days of violence. The former Tuareg rebel group MSA and tribal leaders said more than 30 people were killed on Friday, a day after another attack by gunmen on motorbikes had left 12 people dead in the Menaka region.
Suspected jihadists in Mali kill more than 40 in two days of violence
The Guardian - 29 Apr 2018 06:50
Attacks on Tuareg ethnic group stoke fears of inter-communal violence in a country racked by six years of chaos Suspected jihadists killed more than 40 people from the Tuareg ethnic group on Mali's north-eastern border with Niger in two days of violence. The former Tuareg rebel group MSA and tribal leaders said more than 30 people were killed on Friday, a day after another attack by gunmen on motorbikes had left 12 people dead in the Menaka region.
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