How a father passes Mali’s history on to his son I Africa Direct Documentary

[@msaltalola]

It's wonderful to see history being preserved for future generations & to remind people of how things happened. The father teaching his son is a wonderful legacy to ensure the passing on of history & allowing the son to have a job as well. I hope the government has listed it as a protected site & has it listed as a tourist hot spot so that more people know of it's importance & exhistance.

[@AbuGhruba]

May Allah restore the great nation of Sultan Mensa Musa. Ameen

[@thechealyn]

beautiful site

[@mohamedkarama1741]

I love Mali ,may Allah sw bring peace to the land of mansa Musa

[@thingsithinkyoushouldknow9185]

Hello. What is the name of the soundtrack?

[@Steentje06]

Amazing! Such big respect for this! I wish I could donate

[@andr386]

I think when they say couscous or To. To refers to a paste of lightly fermented millet and not toast. Beside that it's amazing.

[@arnowillekes7979]

I noticed that too, toast! 😂

[@rolandbushaija1259]

Amazing

[@millionairemaine8901]

Didn't expect to see a slave market here, wish I could ask these gentleman some questions.

[@Khan-xo8yp]

Your country people very much nice I send Sam for people

[@severussnape5]

I wonder if im related to him thats my last name and my father is frommali,kayed mali

[@tsurumikutaro7642]

In Africa Presidents and generals, ministers and state executives do the same with their children , they retire and they leave their job to their children. Aboubacar will not see many visitors in this museum, as his father has not seen much.

[@arnowillekes7979]

Huh? 😂