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Mali’s inclusive national dialogue has concluded with four key resolutions including undertakings to organize the next referendum and draft a new constitution.
Editor of the Mali Tribune, Alexis Kalambry, joins us from Mali’s capital Bamako to give us the meeting’s take-aways.
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