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Human Trafficking Survivor: “When I Woke Up, I Realized My Kidney Was Gone”
Immediately after she graduated from university, Fatou Badjie, 23, was approached by a close friend about employment prospects in…
In Pictures: Kindness, Togetherness and Business Boom in The Gambia During…
On May 6th, Muslims across the world welcomed the holy month of Ramadan. Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar,…
Arch 22: Architectural Legacy of Dictatorship Explored
There’s always something about autocrats and architecture. From Saparmurat Niyazov’s Arch of Neutrality in Turkmenistan to Joseph…
Raised by a Single Mother: A Mother’s Day Story
Seray Sidibeh spent her childhood in a large family with a lot of other kids. She was content that she and other relatives had…
Hamat Bah Takes Swipe at Journalists Over Sex Tourism Reports
The Tourism Minister Hamat Bah has taken a swipe at journalists over media reports linking The Gambia to sex tourism.
There…
A Life Through the Lens: Sheikh Tijan’s Love of the Camera
Sheikh Tijan Secka, commonly known as STS started playing with his brother’s camera many years ago when he was very young. He’d…
Gambia and Senegal Launch Joint Anti-Malaria Campaign at the Border
Authorities in The Gambia and Senegal Sunday
converged at the border village of Kerr Ayib, near Farafenni to jointly launched…
FOURTH AFRICA DAY OF SCHOOL FEEDING CELEBRATED IN THE GAMBIA
BANJUL: The Gambia has reiterated its commitment to promote school feeding as a foundation for development and prosperity,…
Beats of Love: How Music Unites Senegal’s Maabo Couple
Maabo group has quickly become a household name in Senegal. The band was set up by Mia Guisse and Abdoul Guisse, two young…
Juffureh/Albreda: The Story of an Under-Tapped Tourism Powerhouse
Exactly a week ago, over 40 young journalists mainly
from the University of The Gambia’s School of Journalism and Digital Media…
