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29 August, 15:10

How did the world learn about Mali?

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    Sundiata was the son of the previous Mali King. Mali was taken over by a powerful king who treated people badly. When Sundiata became an adult, he put together an army and gained his country's independence. Then, he set about conquering other nearby kingdoms, including Ghana.
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