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Who was Mariam Cisse? TikTok creator Brutally Killed On Livestream by Armed Extremists

TikTok creator Mariam Cisse met a tragic end when she was brutally killed by armed extremists while streaming live, sending shockwaves across social media. Known for sharing glimpses of her daily life and experiences in her community. Mariam Cisse had built a loyal following who admired her vibrant personality and creativity.

Published By: Manisha Chauhan
Published: November 10, 2025 19:04:06 IST

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TikTok creator Mariam Cisse met a tragic end when she was brutally killed by armed extremists while streaming live, sending shockwaves across social media. Known for sharing glimpses of her daily life and experiences in her community. Mariam Cisse had built a loyal following who admired her vibrant personality and creativity. 

Last week, things took a dark turn when she was kidnapped while live on TikTok. The following day, in a horrifying turn of events, she was returned and shot dead in Tonka’s Independence Square, in full view of her family and hundreds of onlookers. 

According ot AFP and Free Press Journal, armed men accused her of helping the Malian army by sharing details about their movements. 



Why was Malian TikTok creator Mariam Cisse killed publicly in Tonka?

Mariam Cisse had over 95,000 followers on TikTok, and on Thursday, she was live-streaming from a fair in Tonka, armed men stormed the scene. According to the Free Press Journal, they accused her of “alerting the army about jihadist activities.”
Her Brother told AFP, “They accused her of helping the army. The next day, they brought her back and shot her in Independence Square. I was in the crowd.”

Malian TikTok Star Killed for Backing Soldiers in Her Videos

Mariam Cisse gained popularity in Mali through her short TikTok videos, where she showcased snippets of her daily life, including cooking, dancing, jokes, and local traditions. Some of her content also featured her in military attire, smiling and showing support for Malian soldiers. This visibility made her a target for extremists who have been opposing the government since 2012.

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