Tidiane Bamadio will be reporting from the ground on the military conflict in the Sahel, covering cultural, educational, medical and economic developments. IR has been following events in Africa for a long time and continues to make sure that you get reliable and expert information about what is happening.
International Reporters has its own correspondent in Mali
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