Keita

[ key-tah ]

noun

1. Mo·di·bo [maw-, dee, -baw], 1915–77, African statesman: president of Mali 1960–68.

Example Sentences

Sprinter Nantenin Keita and Para-triathlete Alexis Hanquinquant are the French flagbearers at the opening ceremony.

From BBC

Along with Para-athlete Nantenin Keita, the father of two was voted by his team-mates to carry the French flag at the opening ceremony of the Paris Games.

From BBC

Sidi Keita, the director of Mali’s national tourism agency in the capital of Bamako, says the drop in tourism was sharp following the violence.

From Seattle Times

Meanwhile, Utah is scrambling to find traction under fourth-year coach Craig Smith, who just lost assistant Chris Burgess and big man Keba Keita to Brigham Young.

From Seattle Times

The emotional wallop is worse than the production lost in Salt Lake City with the departures of big man Keba Keita and guard Deivon Smith.

From Seattle Times