They also use these boats for fishing

March 25th 2012
The day got off to a surreal start when I walked out of the compound to see a one legged man riding a bike. How does that even work? I’m still baffled. Lamin has to take some people to Dakar today so, as taking a car on the Banjul ferry is a bit of a nightmare, he takes it over the day before so he and his customers can get the first ferry in the morning and just hop on as foot passengers. ... read more

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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 pre... ... read more

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Sarah Lennox

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I'm off to The Gambia with the VSO to be a Cluster Primary Teacher Trainer, (or is it a Primary Cluster Teacher Trainer, I can never remember.) I'll be based in Basse Santa Su, the most up river town in The Gambia meaning it's out in the sticks. I'll be staying on a compound with a local family where I'll have intermittent electricity and water and, I've been told, will experience the true Gambian way of life away from the tourists on the coast. Armed with a motorbike, a basic supply of stationary and a 20 pack of laminating sheets I've been tasked with the job of organising workshops and trai... full info

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