
Farmer. Community builder. Youth chairman. Sharing practical insights on regenerative agriculture, value addition, and building self-reliant systems in The Gambia.
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Dear follower,
You ask how many hectares I farm. How much I harvest each season. How much income I earn.
My answer is this: I don't want to build a big farm. I don't want a bumper harvest and a dead land in a few years. I want to build a...
"We can come together for a party but cannot come together for business." — Yunusa Delta Colley
Count the last funeral you attended. Count the last naming ceremony, the last wedding, or the political rall...
The People Who Needed Nobody's Permission to Eat
In this part of the world, The Gambia and West Africa at large, there was once a people who lived in a kind of freedom that had nothing to do with constitutions or elections. It was a freedo...
Twenty seven days. That is how long a wooden cayuco drifted in the open Atlantic before a Spanish patrol plane spotted it, one hundred and twenty kilometers south of Gran Canaria. When rescuers reached it, they found forty four survivors...
People ask me one question more than any other. I wrote once that the forest is the greatest farmer on earth, that it grows in layers instead of rows and pays its debts in soil rather than money. Readers understood the ecology. What most of...
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Writing from The Gambia about food, freedom, politics, farming and the choices shaping Africa’s future. Question deeply. Challenge boldly. Cultivate independence.
Organic Farms in the Gambia for vegetables, fruits and trees, in Kafuta and Somita. Promoting farming in the Gambia to inspire youths to stay in the Gambia instead of (illegal) migration to Europe. Owner Ismaila Camara
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