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Meeting demand for meat

Despite the high level of poverty among Gambians many people in the country love eating meat, especially during the holy month of Ramadan and also on...
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Promoting traditional medicine

Wednesday, September 01, 2010
Traditional Medicine has always been a source of health care for many people in the world, including in the Gambia. Traditional African medicine...

Attitude towards time

Tuesday, August 31, 2010
It is the norm that many people do not have much regard for time regardless of what work or appointment they have. Most people refer to this...

Stick to breastfeeding

Monday, August 30, 2010
It is common knowledge that breast milk is good for the growth and development of the child. It is easily digested and efficiently used by the body. ...

Anti-drug crusade

Thursday, August 26, 2010
From the look of things, one can say that the war on drugs is on its course. Just this week, officers of the National Drug Enforcement Agency...

Fashion versus health

Wednesday, August 25, 2010
One may be surprised about the host of fashions you see in town nowadays, especially among the young people. While there are so many new ways to do...

Caring for the needy

Tuesday, August 24, 2010
The Islamic faith is all about caring and sharing and, as Muslims, we should take advantage of the holy month of Ramadan to share with others,...

A welcome initiative

Monday, August 23, 2010
The move by the National Youth Council to come up with the holiday jobs scheme that seeks to improve the competence of young people during the summer...

The scourge of Malaria

Thursday, August 19, 2010
Floods in and around the country these days are a clear indication that people should be prepared to fight against the killer-disease, malaria, which...

It's time for action

Wednesday, August 18, 2010
There is no shortage of expert opinion on how to lift Africa out of poverty and make it prosperous. Every year experts converge at many and varied...

Let's talk peace

Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Peace should be something we should be talking about everyday. It is the essence of our existence and a cornerstone of our survival and triumph as a...
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Columns
  • Scorpions hold first training session ahead of Saturday clash
  • Encounter with Tijan Massaneh Ceesay part four
  • Meeting demand for meat
  • Gambian Youth attends Libyan National Youth Day
  • YEN to convene a National Forum on youth employment
  • Alieu Faye: epitome of grassroot development
  • Dan the Dunce
  • It's time for action
  • Islamic teachers' training ends
  • More trees planted in NBR
  • Gunjur Scout Unit embarks on cleansing exercise
  • The Gambia: A safe haven for birds
  • Dalasi depreciation, others put pressure on domestic prices
  • US Embassy extends Ramadan gesture to NBR
  • My boss gave me cannabis to throw away- Narcotics officer tells court
  • Counsel talks about client's absence
  • National Associations nominate Abdoulie Touray for GNOC presidency
  • 16th edition of The Brufut Run
  • Pencha Bi FC win in Late Abdoulie Njie tourney
  • Two important wins for Njogu Demba's OB
  • Humility of all virtues
  • Questions God would probably ask you
  • Foreign based stars expected in Banjul today
  • Is Gambia in shape for 2012 qualifiers?
  • Nawettan round-up
  • Sohna's Sandefjord winless steak intensify
  • Exploring the hidden talents in young people
  • SCB holds 'Together To Win' campaign draw
  • Master craft persons training winds-up
  • Regional workshop for decision makers ends in Banjul
  • As we see it
  • Alleged false cheques trial commences
  • Common nuisance, assault case continues
  • Fraudster convicted
  • Mauritania to help Gambia meet meat demand
  • Assembly to receive reports of public enterprises/ agencies
  • State to file 12 counts against cocaine suspects
  • Court to rule on no-case submission in 12 false information trial
  • Gambian author bags African writer's award
  • Promoting traditional medicine
  • National Centre for Arts and Culture Director speaks
  • Wildlife training for field rangers underway
  • Paramount Chief hails Gambian women
  • Baaba Sillah launches two books
  • What is actually so called "Fresh Cold?"
  • Africa deserves a better deal
  • Willy Joof charged, remanded
  • 'Science and Maths - the foundation of current civilisation'
  • 28 Trade Union members seek redress
  • Avian Influenza poses real threat to livelihood - DPS Agriculture
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