Meet the winner of Queen of Companies 2017
Bintou Marie Kuutti, of Afriqcars Motors, is the winner of this year’s Queen of Companies.
She was crowned on the 19th May at the prestigious Ocean Bay Hotel.
Shortly after winning the crown, Bintou Marie wrote on Facebook: “I've hurt myself on stage, I've cried so much during the show, but
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New Gambia: Jammeh out, investors in
Investors have resumed coming back to The Gambia, barely five months after the departure of former president Yahya Jammeh.
It is widely believed that Jammeh’s eccentric style and bad attitude towards potential investors and local businesses, has greatly hampered the country’s efforts for economic stability.
But now that he is
The Gambia’s visually impaired NAM salutes PDOIS
The Gambia’s first female visually impaired National Assembly Member (NAM) has credited PDOIS for making her who she is today.
Hon. Ndey Yassin Secka is among five NAMs nominated by President Barrow.
She told What’s On-Gambia: “PDOIS paid for my education and made me who I am today. They did
Sophia Byass threatens to expose male admirers
Known for dressing provocatively, reggae dancehall singer Sophia Byass has threatened to expose her male admirers who sent her nude pictures.
In a recent Facebook post, Byass, she wrote: “So you guys sending me your private parts ya’ all think I sell them or am in need of any? Stop
Babou Ceesay becomes first Gambian to be nominated for BAFTA TV Awards
UK-based Gambian actor, Babou Ceesay recently made history, becoming the first ever Gambian to be nominated for a BAFTA TV Awards - the British counterpart to the American Academy Awards.
Although he lost out on winning the hotly contested prize, the Gambian community in the United Kingdom were proud of
12-year-old vendor, Basiru Sowe provides for his family in Senegal
Twelve-year-old Basiru Sowe is one of a growing number of child vendors who provide for their families by hawking cheap goods on the streets of Banjul.
He is from Senegal.
“I am from Kaolack”, he said. “My dad is sick and can no longer provide for the family. That is
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