She is young but perhaps The Gambia’s smartest policewoman of the modern era.

Chief Superintendent Sireh Jabang recently graduated with a Master’s Degree in Peace and Conflict Transformation from one of Europe’s most prestigious universities, Uppsala University in Sweden.

One of her colleagues told What’s On-Gambia: “She is one of

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Every month, Gambians in the diaspora remit millions of dalasis to the Gambian economy.

The remittances are often private funds used by migrants’ families to meet daily needs such as health, education and food. They are often also invested in improvement to homes, purchase of landed property and entrepreneurial pursuits.

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Ndey Darboe, the co-owner of Barth and Darboe Enterprise, is one of the few women players in the construction sector of The Gambia. In this interview, the passionately authentic 22-year-old speaks on her story, starting with her education background.

What’s On-Gambia: Tell us briefly about yourself?

Ndey:My name is Ndey

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Globally, no one is more deserving of the tag of emperor than politicians. They are the big boys in government.  Their lifestyles are often far removed from those of the electorate.

In The Gambia, they live ostentatious lifestyles – owning big houses in almost all the posh areas in the

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In The Gambia, politics is largely the preserve of men. The women, especially the young ones, would hardly pick politics as a career choice. But the trend is now changing.

Aminata Correa is one of the few young women in the country who are actively involved in opposition politics.

She

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All roads will on Friday lead to Jaama Hall, Kairaba Beach Hotel for the launching of the country’s newest album.

Famous singer, Mighty Joe is launching his long-awaited album, Gambian Flag.

The event is likely to draw a full house since it will be his first major performance of the

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