The Gambia’s daring political talk show host. Interview with Bakary Fatty
Politics on national radio stations in The Gambia is considered to be a no-go area, but Bakary Fatty, a law student at the University of The Gambia, has successfully pushed the boundaries with his Civic Engagement Hour, a radio show backed
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Introducing award-winning actress Prudence Monica Davies
The story of Prudence Monica Davies is yet another confirmation that Gambia’s film industry has enough talents and beauty to blossom. From a humble start on the dusty streets of Banjul, Ms Davies is making waves in the film industry in
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Preserving the Pulaar culture amidst modernisation: Interview with Fulbe Africa’s Ousman Sowe
Young Gambians from the Fula ethnic linguistic grouping are poised to inspire a renaissance among Fula people from across Africa. Fulbe Africa, through online and offline outreaches has since been organising and mobilising Fula people around
INTERVIEW: British singer, Chris Payn to make Gambia debut in February
Chris Payn is a British musician, who started his musical journey at the age of 10. He is visiting The Gambia for the first time in February 2016. Read below our interview with Chris:
What’s On-Gambia: Tell us briefly about yourself and
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Ben TV’s Waka Jagne on the proliferation of Gambian online talk shows
Waka Jagne has become a household name for his popular talk show online. Unlike most Gambian online platforms, his Waka Jay Show focuses on portraying the good image of his native country. His creativity and commitment earned him
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From record’s clerk to Britain’s most innovative teacher: Interview with Dr. Momodou Sallah
He left The Gambia for the UK 17 years ago to pursue further studies and kept his eyes on the prize. He now not only has a prestigious suffix Dr, but Momodou Sallah has become the first Gambian to win UK’s Most Innovative Teacher award. But
