Gambian Youths Discuss Role in Current Political Crisis

Confab follows Jammeh’s rejection of election results and his vow to not step-down on January 19 (Photo Credit: MSJoof/TNBES/Dec2016)

Gambia: YJAG Says Troubled By Current Political Deadlock

YJAG also calls for the withdrawal of military officers from the streets (Photo Credit: Lamin Jahateh/FPI/Sept2013)

Announcement: YJAG 9th Anniversary and 4th Congress

The Young Journalists Association of The Gambia (YJAG) has announced it is holding its 9th anniversary celebrations and fourth congress on January 7, 2017.

The congress avail the membership to select a new executive committee that will run the affairs of the association in the next three years.

YJAG was established in September 2007 by a group of young journalists to advocate for their welfare and the promotion and protection of press freedom and freedom of expression.

P2RS Training Rural Youth to Become Self-Reliant

Undertaking perilous journeys to Europe via deserts and high seas has been the thought of many young Gambians (male and female) – who often cite the “lack of opportunities” at home. (Photo Credit: M.E.Njie)

Alarm Bell Ringing For Women, Youth to Develop Bankable Business Plans – Agric Director

The organisers said the aim of the training is to build the entrepreneurial skills of women and young people to reduce the dependency rate and to eradicate irregular migration to Europe.