Saturday, July 27, 2024

The Dilemma of Gambian Women and FGM/C Practice: Response to Dr. Fuambai Sia Ahmadu

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OPINION By Fatou Janneh Listening to Dr. Fuambai Sia Ahmadu, an anthropologist and researcher, and also the founder of “Gambian Women Are Free to Choose,” speak on Kerr Fatou...

Sierra Leone’s President Bio Inaugurates State-of-the-Art Lumley Children’s Hospital

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By Michaella Faith Wright In a landmark event for Sierra Leone's healthcare sector, President Dr. Julius Maada Bio, accompanied by First Lady Dr. Fatima Maada Bio, inaugurated the...

GAP Urges Government to Introduce Anti-Homosexuality Law to Prevent Attempts or Advocacy

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By: Dawda Baldeh Musa Ousainou Yali Batchilly, the leader of the opposition Gambia Action Party (GAP), has urged the government to introduce anti-homosexuality laws to prevent any attempts...

Human Rights Activist Tabou Njie Sarr Describes FGM/C as a Health Hazard to Women

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By: Alieu Jallow Tabou Njie Sarr, a human rights activist and advocate, says FGM/C is a health hazard to women due to its dire consequences. She lamented that...

Health Myths/Benefits: University of The Gambia Medical Students Association ©

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003Ts Fish is among the healthiest foods on the planet. It’s loaded with important nutrients, such as protein and vitamin D. Fish is also a great source of omega-3 fatty...

Trial Continues: Will Victims of Children’s Cough Syrup Deaths Receive Justice?

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By: Seringe ST Touray The trial surrounding the tragic deaths of children in The Gambia due to tainted syrups resumed at the Banjul High Court on Tuesday. The...

Westminster Foundation’s Country Representative Believes The Gambia Has More Pressing Issues to Address than...

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By: Alieu Jallow Tabou Sarr, the country representative for the Westminster Foundation, believes that The Gambia has more pertinent issues to tackle than FGM/C, which has received significant...

Extended Report: Kush Abuse in The Gambia – Nightmares, Law Enforcement, & Advocacy

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By: Dawda Baldeh A new drug called 'kush' is wreaking havoc in The Gambia. Believed to originate from West Africa, particularly Sierra Leone, kush is estimated to have...

Pro. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu: Red palm oil lowers cholesterol, slows heart diseases

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 By Prof. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu Study: Red Palm Oil Lowers Cholesterol, slows Heart diseases When it comes to cooking oils, Palm oil appears to be controversial. Additionally,...

Uniting Against Drug Abuse: A Call to Action for a Resilient Gambia

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By: Amadou Bah In recent years, the Gambia has been facing a growing crisis that threatens the very structure of its society: drug abuse. This deceptive problem, once...

Prof. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu: Chewing Gum improves academic performance

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By Prof. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu   Chewing Gum improves academic performance This article seems funny though, but I am tempted to do this write-up due to the many female...

National Assembly Decides to Uphold Ban on Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C)

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By: Alieu Jallow The National Assembly Committee on Health and Gender, in its report, recommends upholding the ban on FGM/C as per the Women's Act 2015. The joint...

Ramadan supports brain function, improves longevity

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By Prof. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu Ramadan supports brain function, improves longevity Ramadan in the Gambia A study carried out by scientists in the USA found that the mental...

University Of The Gambia Medical Students Association Health Myths/Benefits

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010Jb University Of The Gambia Medical Students Association Health Myths/Benefits As the use of microwaves becomes more rampant, not all utensils are safe and approved for this purpose. In...

Coffee may lower risk of death, improves golf performance

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By Prof. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu The writer   Coffee I also notice coffee is revered in the Gambia. From careful observation, it appears coffee is next to attaya consumption in...

007Jb University of The Gambia Medical Students Association Health myths/benefits

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Fasting is a practice that dates back centuries and plays a central role in many cultures and religions. As a practice fasting has been associated with a...

Janjangbureh Market Vendors Concerned About Unhygienic Conditions

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By: Dawda Baldeh Vendors at Janjangbureh Market have raised concerns about the unhygienic conditions of the market and called on the authorities to intervene. In an exclusive interview with...

TFN Exclusive: Life and Labor: Navigating Fatal Challenges and Celebrating Successes at Kanifing General...

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By: Dawda Baldeh Delving deeply into the challenges and success stories of Kanifing General Hospital, the second-largest and busiest hospital in the Greater Banjul Area, The Fatu Network...

Maternal Care: FaBB Foundation and Qatar Charity’s Transformative Partnership at Essau District Hospital

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Under the dynamic leadership of Her Excellency, the First Lady of the Republic of The Gambia, Madam Fatoumatta Bah Barrow, the FaBB Foundation partnered with Qatar Charity...

Lifeblood for Life: Ghana’s ECOMIG Troops Roll Up Their Sleeves in Barra

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By Dawda Baldeh The Ghanaian troops serving the ECOWAS mission in The Gambia in partnership with their sister forces have conducted a blood donation at Essau District Hospital. The...