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Raising the Bar In The Gambia: The Case for Presidential Candidates’ Educational Standards

Fatou Camara May 9, 2024

Gambiaj.com – (BANJUL) – In the dynamic arena of global politics, a nation’s leader plays a role that extends far beyond domestic affairs. Today, with the rise of globalization, a president represents not just their country but also engages with the international community on various platforms. In this context, the need for a well-educated individual to hold the highest office becomes evident.

Casamance – Aminata and Moustapha Rebuild Their Lives in Safe Bissine After Decades of Conflict

Frederic Tendeng March 27, 2024

Gambiaj.com – After almost thirty years, Aminata and Moustapha Sané, originally from the village of Bissine, have returned with their children to rebuild their lives in the land of their ancestors. Forced to flee Bissine in 1992 due to violent clashes between the Senegalese army and the Movement of Democratic Forces of Casamance, the Sané family found refuge in Gambia, where Aminata and Moustapha met and eventually married. Despite their years in exile, the couple never lost their longing to return to Bissine.

Feature – Journey of an Airman, From The Gambia to Nebraska Guard

Frederic Tendeng February 9, 2024

During his upbringing in Banjul, Gambia, Ebrima Minteh balanced his time between school and assisting his family at the nearby market. He found joy in playing soccer with friends and aiding fishermen in hopes of receiving some freshly caught fish from the Atlantic Ocean. Amidst these activities, his deepest aspiration was to journey to the United States of America and further his education.

Gambian Female Photographer Sarjo Baldeh Makes Waves at Africa Cup of Nations

Paschall Mendy February 8, 2024

Sarjo Baldeh, a 22-year-old Gambian photographer, has captured attention and admiration at the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) in Ivory Coast, where she was one of the few African female photographers covering the tournament, even catching the eyes of the British newspaper, The Guardian.

A Gambian Migrant’s Pain: Gibril’s Brother Won’t Ever See Him in Italy

Lamin Jarjue December 19, 2023

Gibril Darboe, a young Gambian migrant in Pescasseroli Italy, lost two family members in the latest migrant shipwreck off Libya’s coast. Both were on a boat that went down in the Mediterranean on Thursday. They were on their way to Abruzzo.

‘Supercar Blondie’ drives the world’s fastest road cars for a living

Frederic Tendeng April 2, 2021

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