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  Crisis in the Sahel: in Ivory Coast, the diasporas of Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger scan the horizon 07/02/2025

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  Governance, Migration, Crisis, Diaspora

  Country : Burkina Faso , Mali , Niger , Ivory Coste

  Organizations : Le Point
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  Forced Migration in Mali: A Historical Analysis of Displacements 06/05/2025

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  Bréma Ely Dicko’s article traces the history of forced migration in Mali from the colonial era to the present. During colonization (1893–1960), forced...

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  Country : Mali

  Organizations : Revue Migrations Société, Centre d'information et d'études sur les migrations internationales (CIEMI)
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Journal article / Governance,
Forced Migration in Mali: A Historical Analysis of Displacements 06/05/2025
Summary :
Bréma Ely Dicko’s article traces the history of forced migration in Mali from the colonial era to the present. During colonization (1893–1960), forced labor, head taxes, and military conscription caused massive displacements. After independence, political repression, Tuareg rebellions, droughts, poverty, and institutional fragility intensified these movements. The 2012 security crisis marked a significant shift, leading to unprecedented internal displacements and refugee flows, further exacerbated by the 2020 and 2021 coups. Drawing on documentary research and interviews, the article highlights the complex drivers of forced migration in Mali and the limited capacity of state responses. It emphasizes the humanitarian consequences, long-term exile, and growing social tensions in a persistently unstable environment.
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Politics, Political party, State, Migration, Natural ressources, Education, Gold, Soicial sciences, Researh, Knowlege production
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Revue Migrations Société, Centre d'information et d'études sur les migrations internationales (CIEMI)
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  Mali-Niger: climate change and conflicts form an explosive cocktail in the Sahel 30/01/2025

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  The article entitled “Mali-Niger: climate change and conflicts form an explosive cocktail in the Sahel”, published by the International Committee of t...

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  Country : Mali , Niger

  Organizations : WATHI
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Mali-Niger: climate change and conflicts form an explosive cocktail in the Sahel 30/01/2025
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The article entitled “Mali-Niger: climate change and conflicts form an explosive cocktail in the Sahel”, published by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in 2019, analyzes the interaction between climate change and intercommunity conflicts in Mali and Niger. Global warming is exacerbating historic tensions between herders and farmers, particularly arable land and making water resources more unpredictable. This situation worsens poverty, weakens public services and disrupts traditional livelihoods. Local populations, already facing underdevelopment, crime and violence, are pushed into difficult choices, such as migration or joining armed groups, to meet their needs. The ICRC highlights the need for a radically different approach to tackling these complex challenges in the Sahel.
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Migration, Climate change, Natural ressources, Conflict, Poverty
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WATHI
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  African Demography and Migrations: Between Alarmism and Denial 14/01/2025

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  The article titled "African Demography and Migrations: Between Alarmism and Denial", written by Christian Bouquet and published on May 2, 2018, in The...

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  Country : Mali , Niger , Somalia

  Organizations : The conversation
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African Demography and Migrations: Between Alarmism and Denial 14/01/2025
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The article titled "African Demography and Migrations: Between Alarmism and Denial", written by Christian Bouquet and published on May 2, 2018, in The Conversation, examines Africa's demographic dynamics and their migratory implications. The author highlights that, despite sometimes questionable statistics, trends indicate a rapid growth of the African population, increasing from 640 million in 1990 to 1.256 billion in 2017. With an average fertility rate of 4.7 children per woman, Africa could reach 2.528 billion inhabitants by 2050 and 4.468 billion by 2100, then representing 40% of the world's population. This demographic growth sparks debates between alarmism and optimism regarding the continent's future. The author calls for a nuanced approach, avoiding both dramatization and denial, to address the challenges and opportunities associated with this evolution.
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Governance, Migration, Politique publique, Démographie
Organizations :
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