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NEMA delivers relief to Cross River fire victims • Xenophobic attacks: Nigerian lives more important than investment — Oshiomhole • Possible contenders if UK PM Starmer quits • FULL LIST: Nigeria ranks third globally for students studying abroad • South African Police say search for kidnapped toddler continues • الكون المصغر والجرح الواحد: تأملات في رتق سودان ما بعد الكرامة • من منطق النصر إلى منطق النجاة.. قراءة في الانشقاقات داخل الدعم السريع وتحولات الحرب السودانية • eBay Rejects GameStop’s $56bn Takeover Bid • Group Raises the Alarm Over Alleged Plot to Destabilise APC Govs’ Forum • 2027: Of Senate’s Amended Standing Orders and Battle for Power • History makers Brighton are shaking up old order and not hiding ambition • Max Air confirms engine-related anomaly after Abuja–Katsina flight returns mid-air • Zoning not self-defeating but your denial – APC chieftain, Okechukwu replies Atiku • ACF crisis: We will not submit to external manipulation – NEC • BBNaija11: ‘I do not have powers to get you into Big Brother – Whitemoney to applicants • 2026 World Cup: Stadium To Host Mexico vs South Africa Sinking • OYC to Tinubu:Free Kanu or risk 2027 backlash • Food prices may drop by next harvest – Farmers association • خريف الجنرالات وتصدع “الجنجويد” هل بدأت رحلة العودة من الجحيم؟ • مع احمد بن عمر و عزام.. نقاش اقتصادي سوداني مهم • NEMA delivers relief to Cross River fire victims • Xenophobic attacks: Nigerian lives more important than investment — Oshiomhole • Possible contenders if UK PM Starmer quits • FULL LIST: Nigeria ranks third globally for students studying abroad • South African Police say search for kidnapped toddler continues • الكون المصغر والجرح الواحد: تأملات في رتق سودان ما بعد الكرامة • من منطق النصر إلى منطق النجاة.. قراءة في الانشقاقات داخل الدعم السريع وتحولات الحرب السودانية • eBay Rejects GameStop’s $56bn Takeover Bid • Group Raises the Alarm Over Alleged Plot to Destabilise APC Govs’ Forum • 2027: Of Senate’s Amended Standing Orders and Battle for Power • History makers Brighton are shaking up old order and not hiding ambition • Max Air confirms engine-related anomaly after Abuja–Katsina flight returns mid-air • Zoning not self-defeating but your denial – APC chieftain, Okechukwu replies Atiku • ACF crisis: We will not submit to external manipulation – NEC • BBNaija11: ‘I do not have powers to get you into Big Brother – Whitemoney to applicants • 2026 World Cup: Stadium To Host Mexico vs South Africa Sinking • OYC to Tinubu:Free Kanu or risk 2027 backlash • Food prices may drop by next harvest – Farmers association • خريف الجنرالات وتصدع “الجنجويد” هل بدأت رحلة العودة من الجحيم؟ • مع احمد بن عمر و عزام.. نقاش اقتصادي سوداني مهم

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UN chief condemns Mali attacks, calls for ‘coordinated international’ response

Punch Nigeria 16 days 1 mins read

United Nations chief Antonio Guterres on Saturday condemned “acts of violence” in Mali after jihadists and Tuareg rebels claimed attacks against the army across the junta-ruled Sahel state. “The Secretary‑General is deeply concerned by reports of attacks in several locations across Mali,” his spokesman said in a statement. “The Secretary-General calls for coordinated international support to Read More: https://punchng.com/un-chief-condemns-mali-attacks-calls-for-coordinated-international-response/

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