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Barkhane officially ends
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I've heard some authoritatively-stated rumblings from ex-pats on another forum stating that travel in northern Ghana and Cote d'Ivoire has gotten dangerous due to Islamist activity. This is not something I've heard previously, and I can't confirm what they're saying, but at least one of the sources is not generally prone to scaremongering or exaggeration. I'd take with a grain of salt, while listening carefully for corroborating reports.
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German priest missing in Bamako since late November:
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Ivory Coast visa ????
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Planning route November 2023 from Morocco>Mauritania>Senegal>Cape Verde>Gambia>G.Bissau>Sierra Leone>Liberia>Ivory Coast ..... My question is as an Australian/UK passport holder did you cross from Liberia>Ivory Coast succesfully ,if you did this journey where did you obtain your Ivory Coast VISA ??? (any info welcomed) mercie |
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Chad Travel Advisory
*Polish doctor abducted in Chad*
FROM AFP NEWS: "A female Polish doctor has been abducted in southern Chad by armed assailants. Volunteer Aleksandra Kuligowska was taken on Friday 09/02/2024 from the Saint-Michel hospital run by the Caritas Catholic charity at Dono Manga (some 400 kilometres south-east of the capital N'Djamena). By late Sunday, nobody had claimed the kidnapping ..." More information: https://www.barrons.com/news/polish-...opics_afp-news [Polish only] https://www.gov.pl/web/dyplomacja/ko...elki-w-czadzie |
kidnapped in Agadez, Jan 25
Austrian development aid worker kidnapped in Agadez, Jan 25 and probably taken to Mali.
But no travellers go there any more. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ckgy015l22do https://sahara-overland.com/kidnappings/ |
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