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World's 'saddest' elephant dies after more than 40 years alone in a concrete pen at ...

Business Insider 02 Dec 2023
Visitors watch the elephant named "Mali" inside an enclosure at Manila zoo in 2013 ... Mali, a beloved elephant at Manila Zoo in the Philippines, has died after spending over four decades alone in a dilapidated pen ... Critics of Mali's treatment pointed to the conditions at Manila Zoo, citing Mali's solitary existence and the lack of proper medical care.
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Air Corps pilots who glided stricken plane back to base among Defence Forces awards recipients

The Irish Times 13 Nov 2023
Other recipients included an Army Ranger Wing team which helped save the lives of their German counterparts following a suicide bomb in Mali, a sergeant major who continued to guide projects while undergoing severe medical treatment and two brothers who honoured the memory of ...
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CRITICAL ISSUES WITH MEDICAL OXYGEN ACCESS IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA FEATURED IN NEW ALIMA CAMPAIGN BREATH ...

Longview News-Journal 03 Oct 2023
... medical oxygen access across sub-Saharan Africa ... ALIMA works with ministries of health in Mali, Niger, Guinea, Sudan, and Burkina Faso to improve sustainable access to medical oxygen across urban and remote areas, implementing programs that target barriers to effective treatment.
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The USAID-funded Sustainable Rural Development Center in Bas Boan, Haiti
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Investment facilitation is a top priority for sustainable development

New Statesman 03 Oct 2023
In Mali we are working with the medical regulatory agency and the pharmaceutical sector to simplify and digitise approval processes and cut processing times from two years to three months. Not only will it bring more investment to Mali’s pharmaceutical sector, it will provide its residents with access to vital vaccines and life-saving drugs.
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Ex-Celtic striker Moussa Dembélé now loving life under Steven Gerrard

The Times/The Sunday Times 30 Sep 2023
... be used to help his parents’ impoverished village in Mali ... Dembele, who spent two years at Celtic, previously paid £180,000 out of his own money to build a medical centre in the Kobri village in Mali, where his parents live, three years ago.
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Migrants in Marseille after crossing Mediterranean: “This is not freedom either”

La Prensa Latina 23 Sep 2023
Many have to survive on the streets in the meantime, with only the support of humanitarian organizations and volunteers who provide them with food, water, clothing, and medical assistance. �tienne crossed Mali, Algeria, and then Tunisia.
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ICRC Says Will Keep Providing Aid to People in Mali's Hard-to-Reach Areas

Urdu Point 08 Aug 2023
Speaking about the ICRC's efforts in Mali, Mugangavari mentioned the organization's support of hospitals in the regions of Gao and Mopti, as well as of reference health centers in the communes of Kidal and Menaka, where the committee has permanent medical and surgical teams.
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Ken Elliott: kidnapped Australian surgeon says he had scurvy and was close to death during seven years in Africa

The Observer 03 Aug 2023
They had built and then operated a medical clinic in the northern town of Djibo since 1972 ... “I’d only seen one case of [scurvy] in my medical career and that was me,” Elliott said ... The Elliotts are widely known in the remote sub-Saharan area they worked in near the Mali border, given there are very few medical services.
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Ministry of Defence accidentally emails ally of Russia

Yahoo Daily News 28 Jul 2023
But they missed out the letter i, and so the messages went instead to the West African nation of Mali ... The mistake, they said, involved only a small number of emails being sent to Mali, whose email domain is ".ml" ... also been sent to Mali, because of the same typing error.
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Dotty Domains: The Pentagon’s Mali Typo Leak Affair

GlobalResearch 26 Jul 2023
Despite repeated warnings over a decade by the Amsterdam-based Mali Dili, contracted to manage email accounts of the West African state, traffic from the US military continued to find its way to the .ml domain, the country identifier of Mali ... The Mali authorities, as of July 25, should have assumed control of the domain.
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Blinken accuses Russia of ‘weaponizing food’ with move to halt Ukraine grain deal

The Hill 18 Jul 2023
“We’re already seeing the market react to this as prices are going up.” Typo in address blamed for millions of US military emails misdirected to Mali Cori Bush. Medication abortion a ‘lifeline’ ... .
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Can my job track my phone?

The Hill 18 Jul 2023
So can your job track what you are doing on your phone, including how much time you are or aren’t devoting to your work? ... (John Thys, Pool Photo via AP, File) Can my employer track my phone? ... Bossware ... 24, 2021 ... Typo in address blamed for millions of US military emails misdirected to Mali Cori Bush. Medication abortion a ‘lifeline’ ... .
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Maldives not battleground for anyone, country is friend to all enemy to none: Foreign Minister ...

Beijing News 12 Jul 2023
... in India.""India was in lockdown, but then the Indian air force made sure that they collected from these different locations and flew all of them to Mali, delivering it. If this hadn't happened, then we wouldn't have been able to get our required essential medication," he said.
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Shocking moment 'dead' woman, 49, wakes up on the way to her own funeral in Thailand

The Daily Mail 01 Jul 2023
Her devastated elderly mother, Mali, called relatives to inform them of her death, which they put down to their relatives battle with liver cancer ... Though puzzled by her daughter's miraculous revival, Mali once again called the family, this time overjoyed as she shared the good news ... Mali said.
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UN ends peacekeeping mission in Mali, US blames Russia's Wagner

Reuters 30 Jun 2023
UNITED NATIONS, June 30 (Reuters) - The United Nations Security Council on Friday unanimously voted to end a decade-long peacekeeping mission in Mali after the West African country's military junta abruptly asked the 13,000-strong force to leave - a move the United States said was engineered by Russia's Wagner mercenary group.
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