Authorities continue searching for victims, with reports of some falling into water, including a mother carrying her baby. Mali, a top African gold producer, frequently faces fatal mining ...

More than 40 people, mostly women, were killed after an illegal gold mine collapsed in Mali on Saturday. The collapse took place near Kéniéba, in Mali's western, gold-rich Kayes region.

Washington — The World Bank has approved a $100 million credit from the International Development Association (IDA) to help Mali increase access to drinking water and improve the conservation of ...

According to reports, some victims fell into the water, including a woman carrying her baby. This marks Mali's second deadly mining accident in three weeks, following a tunnel flood in January ...

Mali is one of Africa's leading gold producers ... "Some of the victims fell into the water. Among them was a woman with her baby on her back." A local official confirmed the cave-in, while ...

“Some of the victims fell into the water. Among them was a woman with her baby on her back.” Mali is among the world’s poorest countries despite being one of Africa’s leading gold producer ...

Mali is one of Africa’s leading gold producers ... “Some of the victims fell into the water. Among them was a woman with her baby on her back.” A local official confirmed the cave-in ...

This is Mali's second deadly mining accident in three ... "Some of the victims fell into the water. Among them was a woman with her baby on her back," the local police source told AFP.