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Gambian Talents Promotion Www.gambiantalents.com. We are headquartered in Seattle Washington in the USA where we have been operating for the past 14 years. Thanks
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GTP is here to tap, nurture and promote Gambian Talents and culture from around the world as well as inform, educate and entertain Gambians through those talents. Gambian Talents Promotion is a nonprofit online Public Broadcasting Network who is here to tap, nurture and promote Gambian Talents and culture from around the world as well as inform, educate and entertain Gambians especially through th

e internet. We opened our office in The Gambia in late 2017 and since our primary focus is the youths, our office is managed 100% by young people under the age of 35. Since then, we have equally trained and mentored over 100 young people in the area of Graphic design, Web design, Videography, Public Speaking, Marketing and journalism. We train “backway” returnees, school dropouts and/or students of the University of The Gambia (UTG) and/or other tertiary institutions with little or no practical knowledge in the above fields. Since our inception in 2006, through partnership with several organizations, individuals, companies and promoters around the world, we created the platform for several Gambian Musicians to travel abroad notably to the US, UK and Scandinavia. In 2008, we organized the first Gambian Talents Award during which we recognized and honored talented Gambians in 18 different Categories including music, sports, literally art, fine art, radio and TV personnel just to name a few.Over the years, we have spread our wings and grown from being only promoters of Gambian Talents and culture and turned into a full-fledged nonprofit online Public broadcasting network whose mandate is to educate, inform and entertain Gambians both home and abroad. Our readership, viewers and followers have rapidly grown, thanks to the quality programs, news and activities we present on a daily basis. Gambians and friends of The Gambia in the diaspora form 60% of our followers while Gambians in The Gambia form the other 40% . This is changing rapidly as a result of the new dispensation and easier access to internet. A lot of Gambians in The Gambia were hesitant to engage with the online media due to the political climate of the country at the time. With the new dispensation, our following in The Gambia is rapidly increasing. It is also important to note that a lot of Gambians in the diaspora rely on us greatly to get news, current affairs and happenings in and about The Gambia. On the other hand, Gambians back home rely on us to connect with their families abroad and abreast themselves with current happenings and trendy news from and about Gambians around the world. Our social media pages have a combined following of over 2 hundred thousand and average about 5 million to 12 million people reach/month while our website reaches about 6 hundred thousand to 1 million monthly visits. For more information, visit our website www.gambiantalents.com.

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SEEDY NJIE CALLS ON MASSEMBEH ELDERS TO PERSUADE UDP CANDIDATE TO WITHDRAWSeedy Njie, the Deputy Speaker of The Gambia’s...
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SEEDY NJIE CALLS ON MASSEMBEH ELDERS TO PERSUADE UDP CANDIDATE TO WITHDRAW

Seedy Njie, the Deputy Speaker of The Gambia’s National Assembly and a senior member of the ruling National People’s Party (NPP), has urged elders in Massembeh to convince the United Democratic Party (UDP) candidate, Bakary Jarju, to withdraw from the upcoming by-election.

In a speech delivered to villagers, many of whom support the NPP, Mr. Njie accused the opposition party of undermining family and community bonds.
He called for unity and urged the community to prioritise relationships over politics.

"I urge the elders, men, women, and youth of Massembeh to speak to the relatives of Bakary Jarju," he said. "We must be mindful of our relationships, especially with our neighbours. What the UDP has done in Massembeh should be a concern for everyone, and it should make you reflect."
Mr. Njie warned that the political
developments could lead to divisions within the community, a situation he described as "chaos" and "fitna," both of which he claimed are opposed by the faith and culture of the people of Massembeh.

"This creates chaos “fitna” which our faith and culture oppose," he said. "I appeal to the people of Massembeh and to Bakary Jarju himself to recognise the importance of family ties and neighbourliness. Politicians will come and go, but your relatives will always remain."

TENN JANGU WELL RESTORED TO PRESERVE BARRA’S HEALING HERITAGE By Amie JallowTenn Jangu, the famous well in Barra known f...
02/11/2025

TENN JANGU WELL RESTORED TO PRESERVE BARRA’S HEALING HERITAGE

By Amie Jallow

Tenn Jangu, the famous well in Barra known for its healing powers, has been revived thanks to the efforts of the BOKANAA Association.
For generations, people from across the Gambia, including from NUMI and the area now known as Banjul (formerly Bathurst), have turned to this sacred water, particularly during times of disease outbreaks, believing in its therapeutic benefits.

Once a thriving source of healing in the 1930s, Tenn Jangu had fallen into disrepair. However, with the restoration efforts led by BOKANAA, the well is now revitalized, serving as a reminder of the cultural importance of such traditions and the need to protect and promote them.
During the reopening ceremony, Rohey Faye, co-founder and Chief Finance Officer of BOKANAA, thanked the attendees and acknowledged the continuous support of the association’s CEO, Dawda Ceesay, for his leadership in community-focused projects.

She highlighted the unique significance of the well, not only for its healing properties but also for its role in preserving essential cultural practices for the people of Barra.
"This well is unmatched in its healing abilities," she said. "But beyond that, it is a place for us to continue practicing cultural activities that are deeply important to the people of Barra."

Imam Waka Cham of Barra also spoke at the event, stressing the well's importance. While he acknowledged its role in healing, Cham emphasized the significance of water in Islam, especially for purification rituals like ablution.
He urged the community to safeguard the well to ensure its preservation for future generations.

"Water is vital for our lives, and this well plays an essential role in our daily practices," he said.
Local figures such as Babou Louma, Ya Awa Jai, and Baba Jerry also reflected on the history of Tenn Jangu, thanking BOKANAA for its efforts to preserve this cultural treasure.

As Tenn Jangu is restored, it stands as a symbol of cultural pride and resilience, a place of both physical healing and spiritual renewal, ensuring that future generations will continue to benefit from its sacred water.

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Gambian Talents Promotion Where talents meet creativity is here to tap, nurture and promote various talents and culture from The Gambia especially through the internet as well as inform, educate and entertain Gambians through talents. Our primary focus is the youths and that is why our office in The Gambia is managed 100% by young people under the age of 30. We are currently training 45 young people in multimedia related fields.

For the past 10 years, through partnership with several organizations, individuals, companies and promoters around the world, we created the platform for several Gambian Musicians to travel abroad notably to the US, UK and Scandinavia. In 2008, we organized the first Gambian Talents Award during which we recognized and honored talented Gambians in 18 different Categories including music, sports, literally art, fine art, radio and TV personnel just to name a few.

Over the years, we have spread our wings and grown from being only promoters of Gambian Talents and culture and turned into a full-fledged nonprofit online Public broadcasting network whose mandate is to educate, inform and entertain Gambians both home and abroad.

Our readership, views and followers have rapidly grown, thanks to the quality programs, news and activities we present on a daily basis.