Education in Mali Shuttered Amid Islamist Armed Group’s Siege

By Human Rights Watch

Mali’s military junta has temporarily shut down all schools and universities after an Islamist armed group laid siege to the nation’s capital, Bamako, and cut off fuel supplies, deepening the suffering of children and youth whose education has been disrupted by years of conflict. Click to expand Image A shuttered school in Bamako, Mali, October 27, 2025. © 2025 Private Mali’s education minister announced on October 26 that classes would be suspended nationwide “due to disruptions in [the] fuel supply,” affecting transportation for students and education staff.Since early September,…

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