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Senegambia Observer Steps Aboard as Greenpeace’s Arctic Sunrise Brings Hope to The Gambia

It’s not every day that the Banjul Ports play host to a ship with a history as storied as the Arctic Sunrise. When our crew from The Senegambia Observer arrived at the docks, the Greenpeace vessel was unmissable — squat, bright, and bristling with...

Mothers, Hustlers, Survivors: The Stories Behind Gambia’s Vibrant Street Stalls

By Biran Gaye Before daylight reaches Tabokoto, Sukuta Conteh, 39, is already up. The town still feels restless, but inside the modest home she shares with her four children, the race is on — breakfast, uniforms, chores, a quick sweep of the compound. By the time...
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Senegambia Observer Steps Aboard as Greenpeace’s Arctic Sunrise Brings Hope to The Gambia

It’s not every day that the Banjul Ports play host to a ship with...

Mothers, Hustlers, Survivors: The Stories Behind Gambia’s Vibrant Street Stalls

By Biran Gaye Before daylight reaches Tabokoto, Sukuta Conteh, 39, is already up. The town...

Truth in the Crosshairs: The Enduring Legacy of Deyda Hydara in Gambian Journalism

By Biran Gaye On a December night in 2004, bullets tore through the darkness on...

Inside the Daily Struggle – and Growing Hope – of Gambia’s Hard of Hearing Community

Before the first ‘Gele-gele’ (commuter van) rattles through Lamin’s busy streets, Marie Beyai has...