Banjul, Gambia

Dr Pierre Gomez In its 19 November 1951 edition, The Gambia Echo made a survey of Miss Sylvia Pankhurst’s book entitled A Forgotten Country...

Why not Black? By Cherno Omar Barry Slippery eel joins the world it’s like Youth emerging smiling Crying for the pleasurable pains of...

For several weeks now, Brima Touray has been acting very strangely. He is often absent minded when his clients come to make an order and when...

How many of us can remember our childhood days and the nostalgic feelings of innocence, of false judgement and particularly of joy and sorrow...

Dr Lenrie Peters has finally been laid to rest at the Banjul Cemetery, on Wednesday 3rd June 2009 at around 18h30 GMT. Between 15h45 and 18h00,...

By Cherno Omar Barry, Lecturer, University of The Gambia Mark Anthony said, in Julius Caesar by Shakespeare, that the good is oft interred...

In Appreciation,  By Dr. Tijan M. Sallah[i] Dr. Lenrie Leopold Wilfred Peters, the Gambia’s renowned surgeon, poet and novelist, has left us for...

By Dr Pierre Gomez Senior Lecturer University of The Gambia Dr. Lenrie Peters is one of the premier writers to come out of The Gambia within the...

Lenrie Peters was born Lenrie Leopold Wilfred Peters on September 1st1932 in Bathurst and a descendant of a long line of West Indian...

Dear Cherno, Thank you for your kind words.I hope that my dear uncle passed away peacefully and without suffering. I feel as if something of me...