Why I believe in Bai Niass: A chat with accountant Modou Cham
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Modou Cham is the accountant at the Bakoteh Fish Market and Ice Plant, a project funded by the African Development Bank (ADB) and the Gambian government. He is a staunch follower of Bai Niass. Read below our interview with the University of The Gambia graduate:
What’s On-Gambia: When did
Momodou Sabally’s encounter with Jaliba Kuyateh
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On a cool Saturday evening I walked into the studios of the budding talents G-Star who were doing the final touches to their album; they wanted me to grace this day with my presence having recently approached me to be their special adviser. I was looking forward to meeting a
Interview with one of The Gambia’s youngest architects, Mbugul Bah
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He studied in the United Kingdom. Mbugul Bah is one of the country’s youngest architects.
What’s On-Gambia: Tell us briefly about yourself?
Mbugul Bah: My name is Mbugul Bah and I graduated from London South Bank University with a BSC in Architectural Technology. I live in Kololi, where I was
Interview with Yaya Bojang, the only Brikama nurse actively involved in politics
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Yaya Bojang is from the powerful Bojang family of Brikama. He is the councilor of Brikama Suba Ward. Read below our interview with the nurse-cum-politician:
What’s On-Gambia: Tell us briefly about yourself.
Yaya: I’m Yaya Bojang, a Gambian by birth. I live in Brikama Mansaring-Su in Kombo Central. I graduated
Interview with Kommer Van Trigt: Dutch pensioner doing amazing things in the Gambia
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Kommer Van Trigt is from Amersfoort in Holland. He is a good friend of The Gambia and is fondly known as Omar Kebba. We caught up with him at a restaurant in the Senegambia area to talk bout his activities in the country.
What’s On-Gambia: How and when did you
He’s one of Senegambia’s most famous celebrities: A chat with Waka J
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Waka Jagne is a UK-based celebrity that is well-known both in The Gambia and Senegal. He is currently in the country on holiday and we caught up with him at the Elton in Kotu.
What’s On-Gambia: How is your holiday going?
Waka: It’s good!
Did you visit Senegal?
Normally, when
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