France's 'War on Terror' in Mali is aggravating further violence in the country Opinion | Karen Jayes
A war driven by global consumerism. Their military actions protect their access to oil and uranium in the region – all of which are required to sustain the demands of consumerism.
An incredible 75 percent of France's electric power is generated by nuclear plants that are mostly fuelled by uranium extracted on Mali's border region of Kidal – a region beset withLet's not forget about the gold; Mali is Africa’s third largest
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