Twenty-Six Massacred In Mali After Attack On Fulani Village
Twenty-six people were killed in an attack on a village in central Mali, officials said Saturday, in the latest violence to hit the West African nation.
Thousands of soldiers and civilians have been killed in the conflict, while many more have been forced to flee their homes. The pastoralist Fulani people are often accused of being close to jihadists, a perception which has led to tit-for-tit massacres between them and other ethnic groups.
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