USAfrica: The Gambia
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Consultancy & Special Projects President Colonel (RTD) Yahya A.J.J. Jammeh English, Mandinka, Wolof & Fula Names & Rates per night ©2002: "De Vegtertjes" Named after The River Gambia which flows through its length from East to West for three hundred miles, The Gambia is a small country, 500 km long and 25 to 50 km wide. It has been made famous in the rest of the world by Alex Haley, author of Roots, tracing his ancestors back to the village of Juffure. "Roots" and the tv serialization of this novel directed the eyes of the world on to the plight of the Africans that were taken into slavery and their struggle for emancipation. This struggle lasted for over 300 years and at the cost of millions of lives. The Gambia not only offers unspoiled traditional villages and superb beaches but is also a stable political environment. Mysterious Wassu Stone Circles are located 25 km northwest of Georgetown near the town of Kuntaur. Banjul is the capital of Gambia. Until 1973, it was known as Bathhurst. Banjul is a port city on the Atlantic Ocean and lies near the mouth of the Gambia river.
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Page title: | Gambia |
Keywords: | Africa, Afrika, the Gambia, Republic of the Gambia, Banjul, President Yahya A.J.J. Jammeh, Mandinka, Wolof , Fula, Dalasi, Alex Haley, Roots, Juffure, Mysterious Wassu Stone Circles, Georgetown , Kuntaur, Bathhurst , Gambia river, Srekunda Boreh (the Wolof word for these proceedings), Senegal River |
Description: | Country information for business, education and travel in Africa; general information, economy, history and links |
IP-address: | 209.202.252.50 |
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Date | Creation Date: 29-sep-1994 Expiration Date: 28-sep-2014 |