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◆Armed clashes near Badme between Ethiopia and Eritrea◆South Sudan postpones elections to 11 February 2027◆A building collapse in Brooklyn, United States, leaves eight dead◆FAA examines possible link to SMART AI system◆A tanker strikes a cruise boat in New Orleans◆The United States suspends all flights across its territory◆Owono handed 12-match ban after De Miguel’s death◆A shooting linked to gold mining in Ghana leaves four dead and 15 injured◆A journalist and parliamentary candidate killed in South Sudan◆A truck collides with a bus in India’s Assam, leaving 24 dead
◆Armed clashes near Badme between Ethiopia and Eritrea◆South Sudan postpones elections to 11 February 2027◆A building collapse in Brooklyn, United States, leaves eight dead◆FAA examines possible link to SMART AI system◆A tanker strikes a cruise boat in New Orleans◆The United States suspends all flights across its territory◆Owono handed 12-match ban after De Miguel’s death◆A shooting linked to gold mining in Ghana leaves four dead and 15 injured◆A journalist and parliamentary candidate killed in South Sudan◆A truck collides with a bus in India’s Assam, leaving 24 dead
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Bamako (Mali): violence and casualties month by month

Over the last twelve months, ACLED recorded 0 deaths in political violence in Bamako. ACLED counts the deaths reported by public sources: actual tolls are often higher.

Reported deaths
0
October 2026
Reported deaths (12 months)
0
Violent events
0
October 2026
Civilians killed (targeted attacks)
0
October 2026

Reported deaths by region, over twelve months

Reported deaths by region, over twelve monthsKayes : 334 reported deathsKoulikoro : 746 reported deathsSikasso : 295 reported deathsSégou : 856 reported deathsMopti : 1,224 reported deathsTimbuktu : 517 reported deathsGao : 374 reported deathsKidal : 726 reported deathsTaoudenni : 82 reported deathsMénaka : 355 reported deathsBamako : 0 reported deathsSource: ACLED, via HDX HAPI
Reported deaths01–910–4950–149150–399400–9991,000 +

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