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"Humanitarian Emergency" in Mali, After the Influx of Burkina Faso Refugees

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Fleeing from the jihadist violence, Burkinabés flock so many to neighbouring Mali that the UN High Commission for Refugees speaks of a "humanitarian emergency" in the region. On average, 1,500 arrivals a day.

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"Humanitarian Emergency" in Mali, After the Influx of Burkina Faso Refugees

Fleeing from the jihadist violence, Burkinabés flock so many to neighbouring Mali that the UN High Commission for Refugees speaks of a "humanitarian emergency" in the region. On average, 1,500 arrivals a day.

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Radio France broke the news in 22 hours ago on Friday, September 5, 2025.

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