IOM Reports Malians Displaced are Returning Home to the North

The International Organization for Migration, IOM, reports that internally displaced people in Mali are leaving Bamako and other cities. They’re returning home to northern regions of the country once considered unsafe such as, Timbuktu, Gao, and Kidal. The IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix, DTM, reports the total number of people returning to the north rose from an estimated 196,000 in February to 284,000 people in April. In the south, the Bamako region continues to...

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