Uncertainty continues in Mali following the military coup. Robberies often take place in the Bamako capital. A spokesperson for the coup force Corane on Sunday called on the owners of oil stations to restore their normal business operations. However, there remain shortages of fuel, whose prizes have doubled over the past day.  Meanwile, Tuareg insurgents are trying to expand their control in the country’s northern region. They said they had occupied Anefis town located in the highway linking Gao and Kidal – the two major cities in the northern desert. It’s reported that political parties in Mali protested the soldiers who staged the coup d’etat and that the armed force loyal to the ousted President are preparing a plan against the military seizure of power.