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Half of Mali's TB and malaria grant money went to supposed "training events," and signatures were forged on receipts for per diem payments, lodging and travel expense claims.

Andrew Daley: The Global Fund Got It Right On Corruption Andrew Daley 2011

Half of Mali's TB and malaria grant money went to supposed "training events," and signatures were forged on receipts for per diem payments, lodging and travel expense claims.

Billions MISSING: Celebrity-Backed Global Health Fund Faces Massive Fraud AP 2011

Malian farm groups also suspect rice from the project is really being grown to ship back to Libya since the vast majority of Mali's farm production is devoted to millet and sorghum, the country's staple grains, not rice.

Farm projects put at risk Caroline Henshaw 2011

Half of Mali's TB and malaria grant money went to supposed "training events," and signatures were forged on receipts for per diem payments, lodging and travel expense claims.

Andrew Daley: The Global Fund Got It Right On Corruption Andrew Daley 2011

Instead, the 80 French troops in Niger's capital are conducting aerial surveillance of the group known as al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb along Mali's border with Algeria.

Niger Uneasy About French Troops Tracking Abductions 2010

It's an enjoyable, impressive set, but now she must show if she really has the originality of Mali's greatest female singers.

Fatoumata Diawara: Fatou – review 2011

And along Mali's western border with Mauritania, al Qaeda's Saharan franchise—long preoccupied with toppling Algeria's government—has refocused efforts to expel foreigners from a drought-racked territory it calls the Islamic Maghreb.

New Attacks Threaten Nigeria's Future Drew Hinshaw 2012

The assault on the French diplomatic compound in Mali's capital was unsophisticated.

Mali: French embassy attacker claims al-Qaeda link 2011

Mali's Bakayé Traore celebrates his goal against Guinea during their Africa Cup of Nations game.

Bakaye Traoré's effort gives Mali the edge over Guinea 2012

In addition, four other lower ranking officials - Slim Aloulou of Tunisia, Mali's Amadou Diakite, Ahongalu Fusimalohi of Tonga and Botswana's Ismail Bhamjee - were also suspended in an alleged breach of the same rules.

FIFA Provisionally Suspends 2 For Alleged Vote Selling 2010