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Local media in Mali report journalist and activist Mohamed Youssouf Bathily has been released. His arrest for being a critic of the government sparked protests and violence in Bamako that left at least two dead.
Africanews correspondent Alou Diawara speak to Hannane Ferdjani and Robert Kodingo with the latest in the country.
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