Sentence The word 'mali' is a noun referring to the African nation of Mali.
It is a proper noun and is both correct and usable in written English. Example sentence: The Malian capital of Bamako is located on the Niger River.
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At around 10am last Wednesday, Abdouramane Koungoulba, the duty paediatrician at the Fousseyni Dao hospital in Kayes, western Mali, examined a young patient who had been brought in by a relative.
However, he added, the hunt had been complicated by the fact that in parts of Mali, a whole village shares the same Sim card.
And if you take the fighting in Mali and the attack on the refinery, and add it to a list of all the incidents occurring around the globe involving extremist Islamist violence, it is undoubtedly a frightening picture.
I was in Mali recently where I met a woman, Maimouna Coulibaly, who several years ago left her job in the United States and returned to her home country to start a seed company called Faso Kaba.
The Syli then also drew their other two group games 1-1, which left them level with Mali.
That includes more than 5 million people from North Africa, the Middle East and the so-called "Black Atlantic", the long slice of West Africa which stretches from Mali to Senegal.
Several trials of the GSK/NIH vaccine have been fast-tracked in the US, UK, Mali and Switzerland in response to the Ebola outbreak.
Niamey in Niger, Bamako in Mali, Antananarivo in Madagascar (in southeast Africa) and Conakry in Guinea are all victims of conflict, terrorism, political instability and ethnic tensions, which stifle their potential for growth.
However, the protocols as laid down by Public Health England do relate to west Africa as a whole, not least because there have also been cases in Nigeria, Senegal and Mali.
The vast majority of migrants arriving in Italy are not originally from Libya itself but come from countries further afield, including Mali and Nigeria, while significant numbers have also travelled from Eritrea and Syria.
