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A Taste of The Gambia: Local and International Recipes

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.

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.

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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

I called Timbooktoo bookstore 2 weeks ago to ask about documents related on Aku history in The Gambia. But i was told that such documents were not available there. So what i would like to do is to go to The Gambia and make enquiries