Gambian


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a native or inhabitant of Gambia

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Long-tailed monk about on the lodge's rus while Gambian men sat life in the shade.
Noting that as a newly established embassy in Turkey, they aimed to develop commercial and social relations with Turkey, Joof said that Turkish government was very helpful while opening Gambian embassy.
On his turn, the Gambian President asked the ambassador to convey his greetings and best wishes to His Majesty the Sultan and the Omani people.
In the past year, Gambian Arts and Culture Exchange Wales has offered workshops, events and exhibitions to schools and communities across South Wales.
This serves as the analytical context for the second part of the book which focuses on the Gambian experience, starting off with the coup d'etat (July 1994) to the transition programme (1994-1996) and the return to civilian rule (from 1997).
Jane used to teach in the Gambia, and the Gambian President Yahya A J J Jammeh is one of her former students.
THEY GOT RHYTHM: Pupils at Spring Grove Junior, Infant and Nursery School try their hand at African drumming with Gambian drummer Saliou Bah
Our tour guide, Mucki Bojang, of West African Tours, helped paint a true reflection of Gambian culture throughout our trip.
Most Gambians aren't flush with money, but the majority appear to be happy with life.
Summary: Gambian president, Al Hadji Yahya Jammeh, reiterated, here Thursday, his "full support" to Morocco's territorial integrity.
In the capital, Banjul, Judge Edrissa Mbai told the couple: "In this country there is a law that one has to obey, whether Gambian or non-Gambian."
Charlie Northfield, a 48-year-old from Plymouth, has been accused of "economic crimes" by the Gambian authorities.
The Gambian Secretary of State for Fisheries, Bai Mass Taal, thanked the EU on behalf of the government and the Gambian people for its support and development efforts.
In Mozambique, Gambian giant pouched rats are being trained to sniff for buried land mines left from a 17-year civil war that ended in 1992.