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Kati residents pay tribute to prosecutor Ibrahim Maïga

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Residents and community leaders in Kati paid tribute on 11 November 2026 to prosecutor Ibrahim Abdoulaye Maïga, praising his work at the High Court. The traditional legitimacy day ceremony highlighted his accessibility and attentiveness, according to Mali Actu.

Residents and community representatives in Kati paid tribute on 11 November to Ibrahim Abdoulaye Maïga, prosecutor at the Kati High Court, during Traditional Legitimacy Day. Community leaders, traditional authorities and citizens praised his availability, attentiveness and impartiality in handling sensitive cases, Mali Actu reports.

The tribute also highlighted cooperation between traditional authorities and the justice system in a city facing, in particular, land disputes and community conflicts. Mali Actu reports that participants presented this collaboration as a means of preventing conflicts and preserving public peace.

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