US EditionThe Terror Strategy Behind Fuel Shortages Crippling Mali
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While the Siguiri prefecture is facing a gas shortage that has lasted for more than a month, ill-intentioned individuals continue to fuel illegal fuel traffic to the Republic of Mali.On Tuesday, October 28, 2025, the defence and security forces intercepted a truck carrying... Read more Siguiri: more than 200 cans of gasoline seized en route to the Malian border appeared first on the ledjely.
Mali is experiencing an unprecedented fuel crisis. A situation that does not spare Senegal. The Dakar-Bamako port link is affected, as well as the transport of goods and people. That is huge consequences for the economy and migration in Senegal, because people are moving fear to the belly. A Malian truck in Senegal In Mali, the situation is becoming more complicated. Despite the constant security threat, people have been facing a fuel crisis for…
The Terror Strategy Behind Fuel Shortages Crippling Mali
On a hot October morning, fuel pumps at a dozen service stations in Bamako, the capital of Mali, sputtered to a stop. Drivers who had spent hours waiting in line left empty-handed. Motorbikes, taxis, and vans idled where they stood. Market stalls that depended on refrigeration closed early. Hospitals began counting fuel reserves. What appeared to Mali residents as an everyday shortage was, in fact, the result of a deliberate, sustained campaign…
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