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| | | Article Name : | | | The growing insecurity in Mali since the 2012
multidimensional crisis | | Author Name : | | | AMADOU GUINDO
| | Publisher : | | | Bridge Center | | Article URL : |  | | | Abstract : | | | Mali, like many countries in Africa, the Middle East, and
Latin America, is facing unprecedented insecurity. Everyone is
working hard to find the probable causes are at the root of the security
deterioration and possibly the beginning of a solution to alleviate the
pain of the populations that suffer terribly from it.
A few weeks ago, the announcement of the massacre of 37
Fulani civilians wound the entire Malian nation in the village of
Koulogon, Bankass town, Mopti region. It attributed this attack despite
a denial to the alleged Dogon hunters who have been roaming the area
for some time. It will at least be necessary to wait for the first
investigations by the massively deployed security forces after the attack
and the confessions of the arrested suspects to reach a conclusion on
the identity of the perpetrators of this abominable act. The time reflects
and seeks answers to what the country is going through. They must
recognize it that Malian by nature is foreign to these kinds of
barbarism.
It must be objectively acknowledged that the Malian State, as
the first entity responsible for the stability and protection of people and
their property, has sinned. Sinned for having politicized the security
problem by refusing to attack the roots, sinned for having divided
national public opinion instead of settling sovereign affairs, sinned for
having softened, cajoled, pampered Malis technical partners, namely
foreign forces under the leadership of the United Nations
Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali
(MINUSMA), the French forces (Barkhane) present on the battlefield,
instead of telling them the truth, and finally sinned by saying a lot of
untruth compared to the reality on the ground. National reconciliation and unity remain major challenges for
Bamako’s central government, which has been facing a security crisis
since the 2012 military coup. | | Keywords : | | | Mali, insecurity, inter-community conflicts, religious
leaders, foreign forces |
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