Talk:Diarra Traoré

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Born in KanKan. Married to Miriam Dombouya. Nine children born of that union: Aminata, Fedema, Nousirra, Diarra Mohamed, Bangaly, Moussa, Nokumba, Sofietu, and Miriam.

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