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Insights: The Journey Home - The Gambian Diaspora Returns

The Gambian diaspora has long shaped the nation’s development through remittances, investments, and knowledge transfer. But what happens when they decide to return? In this episode, we hear from returnees about their motivations, experiences, and the challenges they faced in reintegrating into Gambian society.
Featuring:
Jainaba Njie – Venture Capital Fellow & Business Consultant
Dr. Ismail Badjie – Founder & CEO of Innovarx Global Health

Hot in The City: Debunking Myths - Reacting to Viewer Comments on Contraceptives & Intimate Care

In this follow-up episode, we react to viewer comments from our previous discussion. Some responses revealed just how much misinformation exists about contraceptives and intimate care. We break down common misconceptions, provide factual insights, and address the concerns people raised. How can we make informed decisions when so many myths are being spread?

Campeh Jambarr: The Silent Killer - Understanding Hypertension and How to Beat It Part 2

Join us as we explore hypertension through a Gambian lens. This special episode of Campeh Jambarr delves into the 'silent killer' affecting our communities, featuring local medical experts, traditional wisdom, and practical advice for Gambian families. Learn about symptoms, prevention, and treatment options available in The Gambia. Don't miss this essential health information that could save the lives of your loved ones

Campeh Jambarr: The Khadijah Effect - Unleashing Self-Actualization in Men Part One (1)

In this groundbreaking episode of Campeh Jambarr, we explore the fascinating disconnect in Gambian marriage dynamics. Why do men delay marriage until financial stability while financially secure Gambian women rarely pursue younger men of good character? We examine the historical “Khadijah model” of marriage – where an established, older woman chose a younger man of exceptional character – and ask why this model is embraced when Gambian men marry older white women but rejected within our own community.

Hot in The City: Male and Female Friendships

Can men and women really be just friends?  In this episode, we dive deep into the dynamics of male and female friendships, the blurred lines of deception, and how infidelity plays a role in friendships. Are some friendships built on hidden agendas? 

FreeThinker: State of Agriculture in Gambia

In this episode of The Daily Dose Plus Podcast, we dive deep into the challenges and opportunities in agriculture and food security in The Gambia and beyond. Join our esteemed guests: • Muhammed Coker: Agribusiness Specialist sharing insights on farming investments and sustainable agricultural practices. • Sulayman Jobe: A dedicated apple farmer navigating the realities of farming in The Gambia. • Samba Faye: Climate activist championing the planting of climate-resilient crops to support farmers in the face of climate change.

Campeh Jambarr: The Strength in Vulnerability

In Gambian culture, men are often expected to be strong, stoic, and unwavering. But what if true strength lies in embracing vulnerability? 🤔💭In this episode, we dive deep into how vulnerability impacts mental health, relationships, and overall wellbeing for Gambian men. Our panelists share personal experiences, cultural insights, and practical steps to redefine masculinity in a way that supports emotional and mental resilience.Join the conversation and let’s explore how opening up can be a source of strength rather than weakness. 💪🏾✨🎥 Subscribe for more inspiring content!Follow us on:https://linktr.ee/thedailydoseplus

FreeThinker: Tech in The Gambia, Struggles, Progress, and the Global Gap

In this episode, we dive deep into the state of technology in The Gambia, exploring the challenges of poor infrastructure, the slow pace of progress, and how the country can keep up with the rapidly evolving global tech landscape. We’re joined by innovative minds from GoMindz, Kids in Tech, and Joko Labs, who share their insights on the current tech ecosystem, their efforts to empower the next generation, and the opportunities that lie ahead. From grassroots tech education to startup incubators, this conversation sheds light on how Gambians are driving change despite the odds. Don’t miss this engaging and thought-provoking discussion!

Hot in The City: Fake Chemists & Risky Products, What You NEED to Know!

In this episode, we dive into the alarming trend of self-proclaimed chemists selling products for intimate care without proper regulation. We discuss the dangers of using these mystery products, personal experiences with their promoters, and the long-standing use of traditional remedies like sepa and gaweh—which also have their limits. Regular gynecologist checkups remain essential, yet many are turning to unverified solutions instead of trusted methods like unscented soap and water. We also examine why people trust sellers who can’t even list full ingredients, question their credentials, and highlight the lack of legal accountability if these products cause harm. Why isn’t the Ministry of Health stepping in, and what are the long-term effects of using these questionable items? Can these sellers guarantee safety? This is just Part 1! In Part 2, we’ll bring in a gynecologist and one of these product makers to defend their claims—if they dare. Stay tuned!

Insights: Disenfranchised - The Diaspora & The Fight for Voting Rights

In this episode of The Daily Dose Plus Podcast, we explore the controversial decision to reject diaspora voting rights in The Gambia. Despite their economic and social contributions, Gambians abroad remain politically sidelined.Join our expert panel as we unpack the legal, political, and historical implications of this decision. What does this mean for democracy? Can the diaspora push for change? Tune in for a powerful discussion on representation, advocacy, and the future of electoral rights.🎥 Subscribe for more inspiring content!Follow us on:https://linktr.ee/thedailydoseplus