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Tribute: Sally P.C Njie, The Mother of Library in The Gambia is Gone
Sally P.C Njie (1932-2020): The Gambia’s First Librarian; Pioneer Chief Librarian of The Gambia National Library.
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‘Who to Blame:’ A Gambian Film that Depicts Critical Societal Vices
‘Who to Blame’ is the new entertaining and educative movie in town, exclusively directed, produced and acted by Gambians. The…
“Ligueye Jotna, Gambia Amna Bopam” Writer Talks Inspiration Behind Song
In the aftermath of independence in the latter half of the 1960s, Gambia was at a crossroads of its colonial past and its…
Oussou Njie: Government Is Responsible For the Slow Growth of Gambian Music
Retired Gambian music legend and former band member of The Super Eagles, Ismaila Oussou Njie, blames the Gambian government for…
Juffureh after Slavery: A Tale of Forgiveness and Identity
He was captured, tortured, chained and restrained by white slave captors, before being taken to James Island awaiting the passage…
ISECO to Enlist Pachonki Mosque as World Islamic Heritage Site
The International Scientific Educational and Cultural Organization (ISECO) has earmarked Sami Pachonki Mosque, in the Central…
Tourism Minister Discloses Plan to Construct State of Art Eco-Hotel in…
The Tourism and Culture Minister, Hamat N.K Bah, has disclosed on Tuesday the government’s plan of constructing a state of the…
Lamin Saidy: The Young Gambian Taking On the Art World with His Pencil…
Lamin Saidy is a Gambian artist who has had a long time to practice his stunning pencil art. He is one of Gambia’s rare talents…
Chinese in Gambia Marks Lunar New Year with Cultural Display
The embassy of China in Banjul has conducted cultural and acrobatic performances on Tuesday night to celebrate their upcoming…
Telling Societal Realities Through Poetry: The Making and Progress of…
Literature in The Gambia has been gradually expanding wide and fast. Poetry is one of its fastest growing forms in the country…
