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West African court orders lifting of some sanctions against Mali

Published on: Thursday 24 March 2022

The sanctions severed Mali's access to regional financial markets and have contributed to its default on about $180 million in debt payments and jobs losses. • ECOWAS heads of state are due to meet on ...

News source: https://www.the-star.co.ke/news/africa/2022-03-25-west-african-court-orders-lifting-of-some-sanctions-against-mali/

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