By a bitter irony of geography and history, Mali no longer burns only its security fevers; it is now consumed at the price of crude oil. While the war between Iran and the United States and Israel shakes the Strait of Ormuz, it is in Bamako, Gao and Timbuktu that the shock wave ends its race, transforming every liter of diesel into a luxury of the wealthy and every journey into an act of economic bravery. Investigation of a price structure that …
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By a bitter irony of geography and history, Mali no longer burns only its security fevers; it is now consumed at the price of crude oil. While the war between Iran and the United States and Israel shakes the Strait of Ormuz, it is in Bamako, Gao and Timbuktu that the shock wave ends its race, transforming every liter of diesel into a luxury of the wealthy and every journey into an act of economic bravery. Investigation of a price structure that …