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Gambian Literature and WritingsThe following information on Gambian Writers is meant to be shared with those interested in Gambian authors and their works. Many thanks to Dr Jean Dominique Pénel, the coordinator and director of the research and to whom this is dedicated, Dr Mamadou Tangara, (Coordinator, The Gambia-EC projects), Dr Pierre Gomez, (Senior Lecturer, University of The Gambia) and Mr Saihou Bah (Principal, Sheikh Mass Kah School) |
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Cherno Omar Barry![]() gambianwritersAcademic Background:
Professional Background (workshops and training sessions):
Professional experience Lecturer:
Radio presenter/DJ: French programs (1994 - 2006): Radio Syd, Radio Gambia, Sud FM radio and City Limits radio. Actor:
Co-convener of the International conference on Oral literature in The Gambia by ISOLA (2004). Presented several papers in several topics particularly on Gambian Literature and Education and in several countries:
Presently preparing a PhD thesis in Limoges, France on the topic: The analysis of Literary texts and literature books in the Gambian system of education and the criteria of choice of these learning materials for The Gambia. CommentsThere are 5 comments - add your comment Anonymous - Tuesday, January 20, 2009 1:56 PM How can I buy this book?
A Taste of The Gambia: Local and International Recipes Willie James King - Wednesday, January 28, 2009 7:04 PM What an incredible job you have done. This literary debut looks beautiful. I am more than
happy to be included in The New Ndaanan. I am simply overwhelmed.I will do whatever I can here in America to help spread the news about this wonderful literary jounal. Roland Bankole Marke, FL USA - Thursday, January 29, 2009 6:10 AM Indeed, a laudable and pioneering venture, we must be proud of. Africa's not a monolithic enclave, but a diverse continent with a rich heritage to preserve for prosterity. A leap of faith in our own terms, leading in the right direction. I'm proud to be included in this illuminating landmark. Africa, My Africa, its destiny lies in our own hands. Keep on keeping on. GBOLA ADIAMOH 7721504 - Saturday, April 25, 2009 4:00 PM HELLO. I THINK WE CAN LINK UP. YOU GOT MY INTEREST. GBOLAADIAMOH@YAHOO.COM; 7721504 Joël Ferdinand Sagna - Thursday, July 02, 2009 10:05 AM Dear sir i was grateful to read your mail and i'll do my best to keep your contact for further information. As for my request i called Timbooktoo bookshop and they told me they did not have any document related to Aku people in The Gambia. So they gave me Mahoney's phone nber but when i called her she told me she had left her document at the archives here in Dakar. I went there but didn't find it. When i called her back she told me her sister has taken it. Now am trying to do some researches about that topic and when i have time i shall come there in Gambia to make inquiries among the Akus. Thank you again and catch you later
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