Why I believe in Bai Niass: A chat with accountant Modou Cham
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
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
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
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
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
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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