A diplomatic source reached by telephone said the unrest was unlikely to be a military coup attempt, but rather an expression of "frustration and anger".

"At the moment they seem to be saying they don't want to overthrow the president, but they want more bombs and guns for the north," he said.

Soldiers stormed the state broadcaster after demanding better weapons to fight ethnic Tuareg rebels who have seized several towns in Mali's remote northern desert region.

Witnesses tell VOA that guards have sealed off the area around the presidential palace, though it was not clear whether soldiers were attempting a coup.

haiiiiiiya.
Who's voice was that? Gosh guts!
So this is when Ungwana guy was held hostage in the studio?
OMG this gives me a very very eerie feeling.
Waa! am shaking.

that's the voice of some ODMers