For the last two months, Mali’s capital, Bamako, has face a growing shortage of petroleum products. Now the country’s opposition is urging the population to “open their eyes” to a regime that “seizes the nation” without protecting it.
Mali opposition accuses military junta of failing to protect the country amid ongoing fuel crisis
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