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SICKLE CELL AWARENESS MONTH | KADDIJATOU KEITA | M&M BEYOND WORDS (opens the original)
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In this episode of M&M BeyondWords, we sit down with Kaddijatou Keita, a sickle cell warrior, advocate, and former Vice President of the Gambia Sickle Cell Association. Kaddijatou opens up about her personaljourney living with sickle cell disease, the realities of managing pain andhealth challenges, the emotional side of the condition, and the experiencesthat have shaped her into the woman she is today. We also talk about sickle cell awareness inThe Gambia, common misconceptions surrounding the
THE SOFT LIFE MENTALITY | M&M BEYOND WORDS 🎙️ (opens the original)
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When a Gambian leaves for the diaspora, does that automatically mean they’ve “made it”? In this episode of M&M Beyond Words, we unpack the growing expectations placed on Gambians living abroad and even those who are doing well right here at home. From constant requests for money to the belief that having a good job means you should provide a “soft life” for everyone around you, we ask an uncomfortable question: When does family support become entitlement? We talk about love, family responsibilit
7085 Students,36%, and a Question We Cannot Ignore. (opens the original)
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The 2026 WASSCE results have raised serious concerns, with 7,085 candidates reportedly failing to obtain even a single credit in any subject among the 19,605 candidates with complete results. With 994 results still being processed, the final figures could change. But behind these numbers are thousands of young Gambians, families, teachers and communities. So, what is really happening to education in The Gambia? Are we putting enough responsibility on students? Are parents doing enough? Do teache
Is The Gambia Becoming Less Safe? (opens the original)
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In this episode, we discuss the recent murder cases that have shocked The Gambia, the growing public concern over violent crime, and the National Assembly's debate on tougher penalties for killers. We examine the facts, explore the challenges, and encourage meaningful conversations about justice, accountability, and building a safer nation. This episode is based on publicly reported information and is intended to promote informed discussions.
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