Tuareg rebel group signs peace deal with Mali government
Mali's main coalition of Tuareg separatist rebels signed a peace agreement with the government Saturday more than a month after other armed groups did so.
An Associated Press reporter was in the hall when members of the Coordination of Azawad Movements, known by the French acronym CMA, penned the deal. They had refused to take part back in May when others had joined the peace deal following months of talks in Algeria.
