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Sweat is Invisible in the Rain: Memoir of living in two homes
In his memoir, Cherno Njie describes his childhood and youth in Banjul, the capital of the small African country of The Gambia, and his later life after moving to the United States in the 1980s to earn his university degree. The Njie…
Government, funding partners agree to fast-track UTG Faraba campus completion
State House, Banjul, 3rd September 2019 - President Adama Barrow was informed that The Gambia government and a consortium of donors have agreed to fast track construction works of the permanent campus of the University of The Gambia in…
The journalism awards conundrum
There are no favours.
And boy, Baa Tambadou isn’t perfect. He’s a sinner that refuses to repent for his sins against divine right of freedom of expression. He has defended false news in court and reminded us some few months afterwards…
U.S. Embassy announces 2019 Mandela Washington Fellows
Press release
The United States Embassy in The Gambia congratulates seven young Gambians selected for the 2019 Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders.
The 2019 Fellows are Kemo Bojang, Ndey Fatou Jabang, Ebrima Sonko,…
‘Turkey supports Gambia in every sector’
Ankara has extended its reach in Gambia to a wider range of fields, says Turkish envoy in Banjul
By Sorwar Alam of Turkey News Agency
Relations between Turkey and Gambia have reached such a level that Ankara’s support can be seen in…
RURAL YOUTH AWARDS 2019: GYIN Gambia receives over 200 applicants for 10 awards categories’
By Mamadou Edrisa Njie
As the Global Youth Innovation Network (GYIN) Gambia chapter’s planned 3rd Edition of the Rural Youth Awards 2019 drew closer, the National Organizing Committee (NOC) have received about two hundred and five (205)…
Six in every ten Gambian consider emigrating—Report
Contrary to the notion that migrants are simply a country’s most impoverished citizens, youth and education are far more strongly correlated with interest in emigration than poverty, according to the report.
A research conducted by…
Book review: A Date with Destiny by Demba Ali Jawo
It is said that a person, in writing about himself or herself, writes about his or her age, its trials and tribulations, triumphs and glories, and wishes and aspirations for the future. The book ‘A Date with Destiny’ is therefore not only…
The World Bank education sector support program launch
The Gambia, February 27, 2019 - The World Bank Country Office in The Gambia and Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education launched today the Education Sector Support Program to support school-aged children’s access to Early Childhood…
Pres. Barrow’s statement at 11th convocation ceremony of UTG
Your Excellency, the Vice President and Minister for Women’s Affairs
Hon. Speaker of the National Assembly
His Lordship, the Chief Justice
Secretary General and Head of the Civil Service
Hon. Minister of Higher Education, Research,…