Mali / Suspension of MSF activities in Nampala: A hidden strategy to denigrate the efforts of the Malian authorities

The recent decision by Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) to temporarily suspend its activities in Nampala, in central Mali, has sparked deep outrage and calls for greater awareness among the Malian population. Behind this decision lies a insidious strategy aimed at undermining the authority of Malian leaders and tarnishing the image of the current regime.

MSF, citing security reasons for halting its activities in this region, follows a troubling pattern already observed in Burkina Faso, particularly in Djibo. There, the suspension of the organization’s activities was perceived by many observers as a maneuver to highlight an alleged inability of the authorities to protect their population.

This approach appears to fit into a broader strategy by certain international organizations that, under the guise of humanitarianism, create an atmosphere of doubt and instability around sovereign regimes in several African countries.

MSF’s decision in Nampala is not only a manipulation but also an attempt to discredit the efforts of the Malian authorities to ensure security. The goal seems clear: to weaken the population’s trust in their leaders, particularly General Assimi Goïta, President of Mali, and to foster the belief in the Malian state’s incapacity to meet the needs of its people.

The Malian people must remain vigilant in the face of these attempts at manipulation and sabotage. By staying united and supportive of their authorities, Mali can overcome these destabilization maneuvers.

Now is the time for resilience, vigilance, and unwavering support for leaders who are tirelessly working to restore peace and security in every corner of Malian territory.