The Morning Call
For the first time, Ivory Coast sent last week 150 soldiers to Mali to join the United Nations peacekeeping mission. According to the government, the unit is expected to reinforce the fight against terrorism in Mali’s northern region that is beset by unrest and Islamist attacks.
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