Tuareg rebels hand over weapons in north Mali-radio

10 Mar 2007

Hundreds of Tuareg rebel fighters have emerged from their desert hideout in northern Mali to hand over weapons following a peace deal struck with the government, Malian state radio said on Saturday. More than 600 members of the rebel Democratic Alliance for Change arrived in the northeastern desert town of Kidal on Friday from their Saharan mountain base. Full Story

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