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Gold miners expelled by Guinea start leaving assembly site in Mali

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Briefings

Bamako announced on November 7, 2026, that it had accepted approximately 160,000 individuals expelled from Guinea following operations against illegal mining in Mali. This figure represents the total count of people expelled since the start of the operations, with no further data provided for the period after the announcement.

Key points

• Bamako announced on November 7, 2026, that it had accepted approximately 160,000 individuals expelled from Guinea following operations against illegal mining in Mali.
• The total count of people expelled since the start of the operations is 160,000, with no further data provided for the period after the announcement.

Context

This announcement marks the conclusion of a significant humanitarian and security operation in West Africa, where Bamako took in displaced persons from Guinea. The specific timeframe of the operations is not detailed in the source, but the acceptance of 160,000 people indicates a substantial scale of displacement.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single announcement from November 7, 2026, which states the total number of expelled people since the start of operations. No specific dates for the operations, duration, or reasons for expulsion beyond 'illegal mining' are provided. The source does not offer further details on the process or the status of the 160,000 individuals after the announcement.

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