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'Conflict tinder': Gambian traffickers continue timber trade despite ban | Environment - Vimarsana News

'Conflict tinder': Gambian traffickers continue timber trade despite ban | Environment

Al Jazeera investigation finds connection between secessionist struggle in Senegal and timber traffickers in Gambia.

Chinese Ambassador awards 30 UTG students scholarship - Vimarsana News

Chinese Ambassador awards 30 UTG students scholarship

The scholarship is an annual programme (since 2017) for both students and staff of the University of The Gambia doing excellently in their specific areas. The scholarship benefit involves full annual tuition fee for the beneficiaries which is paid directly to the UTG. Prof.

Cooling the planet: seven social enterprise solutions to combat the climate crisis - Vimarsana News

Cooling the planet: seven social enterprise solutions to combat the climate crisis

As heatwaves sweep Asia and Europe, the reality of the climate crisis is becoming ever more obvious to even the most hardened sceptics. Who has the ideas, skills and motivation to move us to net zero? Social entrepreneurs!

'Taste this, it's salty': how rising seas are ruining the Gambia's rice farmers | Global development - Vimarsana News

'Taste this, it's salty': how rising seas are ruining the Gambia's rice farmers | Global development

The farmers, mostly women, once grew enough but must now buy imported rice as the climate crisis edges them into poverty

Blowing the house down: life on the frontline of extreme weather in the Gambia - Vimarsana News

Blowing the house down: life on the frontline of extreme weather in the Gambia

A storm took the roof off Binta Bah’s house before torrential rain destroyed her family’s belongings, as poverty combines with the climate crisis to wreak havoc on Africa’s smallest mainland country