Interview with Alhassan Darboe on his recent holiday in The Gambia
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As one of the leading young Gambians punching the name of the tiny West African country of The Gambia above its weight within the United States of America, Alhassan Darboe is one of the extraordinarily remarkable youngsters of his generation. A native of Gunjur, he is currently a Real Estate
American author explains why Jammeh was her favorite African president
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Imani Muhammad is an African-American Muslim author who lived in The Gambia for nearly three years. In this interview with What’s On- Gambia, she talks about her love for former President Jammeh, among other things.
What’s On-Gambia: Can you please tell us briefly about yourself for those who don’t
Interview with Tairatou Jallow: Gambia’s first female university student union president
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She’s the first female in The Gambia’s history to lead a university student union. In this interview with What’s On-Gambia, Tairatou Jallow talks about her time as president of the American International University West Africa Students’ Union.
What’s On-Gambia: Tell us a bit about yourself.
Tairatou:My name is Tairatou Jallow,
I was thrown in a cell like a criminal: Interview with journalist Baboucarr Sey
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He is one of the most prominent sports journalists in the country working with Paradise FM as Head of News and Sports Department. Baboucarr was arrested and charged on Friday for his involvement in a land dispute between Ambassador-at-large, Saul Frazer’s company and the youth of Kololi.
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Election Night 2016: What really happened before Jammeh accepted painful defeat
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Shocking details are emerging about what happened behind closed doors on Election Night, before the chairman of the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) mustered the courage and announced Adama Barrow as the winner of the presidential election.
Former president Yahya Jammeh and some of his closest aides, notorious among them Seedy
A rare interview with Hon. Mai A. Fatty
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Who’s Mai? This was a familiar question when Mai Fatty joined the race for the first time to State House in 2011. Some even thought he was a woman. Fast-forward to 2017 – the astute lawyer is the country’s most talked about minister.
What’s On-Gambia: Tell us about your childhood,
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