The premiere of the documentary “Reparations: The Colonial Debt” was held in Bamako to resounding public and media attention.

Bamako has hosted the premiere of a new documentary, Reparations: The Colonial Debt, drawing wide public and media attention.

A documentary advocating reparative justice for Africa’s colonial past has premiered in Bamako, Mali, drawing political leaders, academics, and cultural figures to its unveiling. The film, titled ...

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