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Background: The Gambia gained its independence from the UK in 1965; it formed a short-lived federation of Senegambia with Senegal between 1982 and 1989. In 1991 the two nations signed a friendship and cooperation treaty. A military coup in 1994 overthrew the president and banned political activity, but a 1996 constitution and presidential elections, followed by parliamentary balloting in 1997, completed a nominal return to civilian rule. The country undertook another round of presidential and legislative elections in late 2001 and early 2002. Yahya A. J. J. JAMMEH, the leader of the coup, has been elected president in all subsequent elections.




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126 days ago: Bjorndahl published a blog
DA Gambia
July 17th 2009  Africa » Gambia » Western Division » Serrekunda
Ok, so Travelblog just attempted to auto-save my really long update, but then the browser crashed, and there was no saving. Lame. So I won't be rewritting all i just wrote. Left Dakar at 6am, avoi ... [full story]

152 days ago: eddy15 published a blog
Chillin' in Da Gambia
June 22nd 2009  Africa » Gambia » District of Banjul » Banjul
Chill day. So many hustlers saying “remember me?”. Saw some crocs and bought some more books! Also saw a pack of gay dogs fucking each other. Off to Dakar tomorrow. Also, man am I bad a pi ... [full story]

June 21st 2009  Africa » Gambia » District of Banjul » Banjul
Well a rather long day of travel from Cap Skiring to The Gambia. Early rise thanks to Simon (5:30) and on the bus at 6:30. I hope he didn’t expect any cash? At the Gambian border I got pulled in ... [full story]

Don
April 26th 2009  Africa » Gambia
Fifty kilometres; it was an inoffensive distance to travel between the villages of Bintang and Tendaba. On the map, it was a mere wiggle, a jubilant jump eastwards then westwards, passing a handful of ... 2 photos [full story]

192 days ago: katiemac604 published a blog
Back By Popular Demand...
May 12th 2009  Africa » Gambia » District of Banjul » Banjul
Remember my last entry? I did the same thing with Grade 5 today. So i have 9 more letters to share with you guys. Same edits, same deal as last time. Here goes: Topic: Explain the customs and tradi ... [full story]

193 days ago: Emma and David published a blog
Back at School
May 11th 2009  Africa » Gambia
So now we are back at school, back to being a teacher again... This week was quite stressful, I will give you a brief summary; Monday: I go to school at 8am, only to find about 50 students and 0 ... [full story]

198 days ago: katiemac604 published a blog
Sixth Graders Talk About The Gambia
May 6th 2009  Africa » Gambia » District of Banjul » Banjul
i've hand-written 10 pages of my 12-page paper, so i feel comfortable using this time to add this entry. (kate's not procrastinating? what?) i started a new project. which reminds me...how's everyo ... [full story]

199 days ago: katiemac604 published a blog
Too much to do, and no time to do it.
May 5th 2009  Africa » Gambia » District of Banjul » Banjul
Let me give you an overview of my last two weeks here: Due on May 13: A 12-page ethnology project 5 2-page essays Due when i get back to Maacama 3-page self-evaluation Internet Cafe hours ... [full story]


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