David vs Goliath: United States backtracks after Mali’s swift $10 000 visa bond retaliation
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 28/10/2025
The United States (US) has quietly removed Mali from its list of countries required to pay visa bonds of up to $15 000 (N$277 500), days after Bamako imposed a tit-for-tat measure demanding the same from American travellers. The updated list of countries subject to visa bonds, published by the (…)
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