Rebel fighters in the ancient crossroads of Timbuktu, Mali, announced the birth of a country called Azawad. But the declaration is unlikely to be embraced by anyone.
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Memo From Africa: Mali Rebels Declare Independence, but Face an Uphill Task
April 6, 2012
Africa, African Union, Azawad, International Relations, Mali, Politics and Government, Somaliland
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