Bambara is a local language in Mali spoken and understood by about 15 million Malians. It is the most widely spoken language locally and trumps the usage of French, the country’s colonial language. Blind people in Mali now have a sense of belonging as Braille experts and linguists have translated Bambara into Braille. The journey...
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