Lake Débo is a lake in the central part of Mali, formed by the seasonal flooding of the Niger River basin. It is in the Inner Niger Delta of the Niger...

Angie Debo (1890–1988), American historian W. Alfred Debo (1877–1960), American football player and coach, lawyer and politician Lake Débo, Mali Débo Club...

second northern expansion, the Mossi invasion reached eastern Maasina and Lake Débo c. 1400, Benka in c. 1433 and Walata in 1477-83 (these empires were in...

populated by Zarma people who are believed to have migrated from the Lake Débo area of what is now Mali during the time of the Songhai Empire. Dosso...

of Sunni Sulayman, the Songhai captured the Mema region to the west of Lake Débo. Formerly one of the peoples subjected by the Mali Empire, the Songhai...

Retrieved 2023-11-20. "Niger River Basin (from the Markala threshold to Lake Débo)". UNESCO World Heritage Centre (in French). Retrieved 2023-11-20. "Bamako...

Mopti) and Debo (around Lake Debo). Tiemacewe (Tièma Cièwè) is the northeasternmostern Bozo dialect, spoken in the vicinity of Lake Debo. In Nigeria...

Israel Southern Arava valley and Eilat Mountains, Israel Sudd, South Sudan Lake Débo, Mali The major threat to the 2.5 billion migratory birds the pass through...

of Sunni Sulayman, the Songhai captured the Mema region to the west of Lake Débo. His successor, Sunni Ali, greatly expanded the territory under Sunni...

and Mansa Kura, the Islamized chief of the province of Bara, north of Lake Debo. Sonni Baru drew his support from the Sohantye, the traditional religious...