VOICED : Jihadists return to Malis streets

Northern Mali has seen a resurgence in violence, with Islamist rebels launching attacks despite losing control of the region. Civilians, like Bintu, have been affected by rocket fire. The community has responded with protests, urging the army to take action. The Malian army, supported by French and UN troops, is working to counter the jihadist threat. However, challenges remain, including the need for more international support to maintain peace.

What event marked the resurgence of violence in northern Mali?

• Economic sanctions

• A natural disaster

• Rocket fire from MUJAO

• A political coup

How did the residents of Gao react to the ongoing attacks?

• They joined the jihadists

• They held protests

• They sought international help

• They fled the city

What challenge does the Malian army face in dealing with the jihadist threat?

• Political instability

• Infiltration by jihadists

• Insufficient weaponry

• Lack of international support

What change is expected in the number of French troops in Mali?

• Decrease to 1000

• Remain at 3000

• Increase to 5000

• Complete withdrawal

What is the current status of UN troop deployment in Mali?

• Only half of the pledged troops have arrived

• The deployment has been canceled

• All 12,000 troops have been deployed

• No troops have been deployed