Katarina Höije

Produced by Katarina Höije

• October 02, 2014

  Some Muslim Men Begin to Return to Bangui to Rebuild Lives

  Tens of thousands of Muslims fled the inter-communal violence that broke out in Bangui last December, many going to neighboring Cameroon and Chad

• October 01, 2014

  Bambari Hospital a Lone Place of Help in Violence-Plagued CAR

  Only establishment still functioning in CAR's second city is main hospital

• September 15, 2014

  UN Peacekeepers Deploy in Central African Republic

  Ceremony in Bangui marks official transition from African force, known as MISCA, to U.N. peacekeeping mission, MINUSCA

• September 01, 2014

  Mali's Government, Tuaregs Engage in More Peace Talks

  Talks in Algiers will focus on security and politics, including question of how to govern huge territory

• August 29, 2014

  Mali’s Rebel Groups Agree to End Hostilities

  Agreement is a small but important step towards ending country's 18-month long crisis

• August 28, 2014

  Northern Mali Residents Facing Food Crisis

  West African nation's ongoing conflict, combined with country’s lean season, once again threatening to aggravate a food-scarcity situation

• August 21, 2014

  Amnesty says Mali Continues to Jail Former Child Soldiers

  Some ex-combatants reportedly being held in adult prisons in Bamako are as young as 16

• July 28, 2014

  Mali's Female Basketball Players Rebound After Islamist Occupation

  Islamist extremists ruled northern Mali for most of 2012, imposing strict Sharia law, and now some 18 months later, the region is slowly getting back on its feet

• July 16, 2014

  Mali Government, Rebels Hold Talks

  Meeting in Algiers aims to hash out final peace arrangement a year after returning to democracy