- The
Movement for
Oneness and
Jihad in West
Africa (abbreviated
MOJWA) or the
Movement for
Unity and
Jihad in West
Africa (abbreviated MUJWA; Arabic: جماعة...
-
Abderrahmane Ould
Meydou and El Hadj Ag Gamou.
Salem reports that
Tilemsi joined MOJWA in 2012, when Gao fell to the
rebels during the
Tuareg rebellion. He joined...
- (MNLA) and the
Islamist Movement for
Oneness and
Jihad in West
Africa (
MOJWA),
along with its ally
Ansar Dine, in Gao
between 26–28 June 2012. By the...
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Islamist groups,
including Movement for
Oneness and
Jihad in West
Africa (
MOJWA/MUJAO), a
splinter group of Al-Qaeda in the
Islamic Maghreb. By 17 July...
-
reporting a
clash between the
group and
MOJWA in Anefis. MNLA
spokesman Moussa Ag
Attaher stated that
MOJWA opened fire on an MNLA
checkpoint in the...
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connected to the
jihadist outfit Movement for
Oneness and
Jihad in West
Africa (
MOJWA) in and
around Tamkoutat, Ménaka Region, Mali. In late 2013,
after jihadist...
- (
MOJWA)
clashed with the MNLA in the
Battle of Gao,
wounding MNLA secretary-general
Bilal Ag
Acherif and
taking control of the city. By 17 July,
MOJWA...
- the
founder of the
Movement for
Oneness and
Jihad in West
Africa (MUJAO/
MOJWA).
Kheirou was born in Ouad Naga and a
descent of the
marabout tribe of Tegounanett...
-
battle the
threat of
jihadist organizations operating in the
region (AQIM,
MOJWA, Al-Mourabitoun, and Boko Haram). On 15 May 2022, Mali
announced its withdrawal...
- On
February 26, 2013,
militants from
MOJWA conducted a
suicide bombing on
fighters from the
National Movement for the
Liberation of
Azawad (MNLA) and...
