The Gambia in the eyes of a visitor
Author: Peter Narh, #MMN Country coordinator, Ghana. The luggage of my colleague on the Asky Airlines to The Gambia was delayed. As a result, we were quite bitter the first […]
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Lamin K Sanneh
Lamin Sanneh is a dynamic youngster whose energetic approach to life is through voluntary youth and civil education. He runs numerous educative programs including his most listened forum called Youth […]
Isatou K Jallow
I am Iisatou K Jallow from Basse Santa Su #URR, A single mother of one child, second year student at the university of The Gambia majoring in accountancy. I am […]
Nyimansata Ceesay
My name is Nyimasata Ceesay. I am 29 years old from Baddibu Kerewan from the North Bank Region. I attended Kerewan Upper Basic school before proceeding to Gambia Senior Secondary, […]
Dembo Kambi
Mr. Dembo Kambi, a Gambian by Nationality, a youth development worker and former Chairman of The Gambia National Youth Council. A certified agribusiness trainer and a former Agriculture focal point […]
Migrant Media Network project launched in Gambia
Article By: Cherno Omar Bobb , Posted on The Point for freedom and democracy Gambia Migrant Media Network (MMN) project was last Thursday launched in The Gambia. MMN also promotes […]
#MMN Migrant Media Network Field Guide kit launch!
The #MMN initiative is proud to announce the launch of its new #MMN Migrant Media Network Field Guide kit!
Refugee Minors with Major Traumas
Those who flee from war and persecution often suffer emotional damage. Minors are treated therapeutically in the Hamburg refugee clinic.
From the Sahara to the Subway
In order to better understand the Germans, the Eritrean Merhawi Baire seeks contact. But how does it work if you don’t know the social etiquette? The Eritrean Merhawi Baire tries to understand the Germans better by making contact with them. But how does that work when you don’t know the social norms.
Foreign body
Bayan Salaymeh has moved across three continents to study. She not only learned a lot about feminism, but also about discrimination. Bayan Salaymeh moved across three continents for her studies. She didn’t learn a lot about just feminism, but also discrimination.