FINE TV Gambia

09/02/2025

The Gambia’s Nollywood Awards Winning Actor, Musa Darboe Junior was our Guest this evening. Please don’t miss this amazing interview

09/02/2025

Sanji Folo Album Launch ( Part 2) Brikama Box-Bar

09/02/2025

Sanji Folo Album Launching part 2 in Brikama Box Bar

08/02/2025

Please help us identify this thief. He is badly needed

08/02/2025

She is versatile. Miss Kaddijatou Jallow is not only a program Host on our Entertainment Session but also a renowned Gambian Poetess. She is the first female Poetess who did an amazing Poetry Album Launch at Ebujang Theatre last year and preparing to launch a mega one this year at Penchami Hall. Many call her the Queen of GamPoetry, Poetess Dijah has a passion for what she does. She is the only Gambian Female Poetess who performed at the just concluded ST Brikama Boyo’s “ Nna la Duwa” Album concert at Qcity. Dijah is focused, respectful, kindhearted and dedicated to service.
She will continue to break barriers

08/02/2025

Please show some love to our youngest program host, Miss Awa Fatty. Awa has been very instrumental to this platform since she started working with us. Few months ago, she led a team that covered and documented the whole TAKE-M project. Because of her great skills, she was selected again to go on a ten day Historical Fact Finding Mission to Guinea Bissau with Kotu SSS Social Sciences Club and produced a stunning documentary for that trip. She graduated with wonderful results and pursuing her Journalism Career at Media Academy for Journalism and Communications ( MAJAC). Awa is now breaking barriers interviewing many prominent figures in the Arts Industry. She is a fast learner, very calm, respectful and dedicated to service.
Awa has a bright future ahead!!

08/02/2025

Jali Rohey is great. What a fantastic song for ST Gambian Dream!!

08/02/2025

Mr @ Ebrahima Tunko Marena sends wise message to the Gambia Government

07/02/2025

07/02/2025

GMA vs St Augustine

07/02/2025

Gambia Methodist Academy vs St Joseph girls category

07/02/2025

Join us tomorrow @ Brikama Box-Bar ( Sanji Folo Part 2)

07/02/2025

ST laments on some of the challenges he faced in 2024 during his press conference

07/02/2025

President Barrow wants to run for third Term in 2026 Presidential Elections.
Will you give him another mandate to serve you?
Please, share your views!!

06/02/2025

Sutayring of Kitabu D Comedian talks about how they sold Pa Modou Bojang and ST Gambian Dream’s Lands. He explains the lesson behind that episode. This is very interesting, Please watch and listen

06/02/2025

Mayor Bensouda was given warm welcome by the Gambia College students

06/02/2025

*UGSNA’S Message to all Gambian Students in USA on Current U.S. Immigration Issues*

The Union of Gambian Scholars and Students in North America (UGSNA) acknowledges the significant psychological and emotional impact that the large-scale enforcement of recent changes in immigration policies may have on international students and their families. Implementing these policies has generated considerable anxiety and uncertainty within the international student community. Consequently, the Union is deeply concerned about the safety, security, and well-being of all Gambian students and their families during this
challenging time.

In light of these ongoing national developments, the Union is committed to providing Gambian students and scholars with comprehensive guidance to navigate these complex circumstances. Additionally, we aim to offer resources and support to address various situations that may arise due to these policy changes.

The Union will actively monitor any legal developments that could affect the experiences of international students and remains dedicated to fostering trust, transparency, and open communication within our community. Should you encounter any difficulties or find yourself in a challenging situation involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), we strongly encourage you to contact the Union’s leadership at [email protected] without delay.

During this period of uncertainty, our primary focus remains on ensuring every student's academic success, mental health, and overall well-being and safeguarding their security.

The Union would also like to emphasize that all students, regardless of immigration status, are entitled to certain rights and protections under the U.S. Constitution and state laws. We urge all Gambian students to remain law-abiding, exercise caution in their associations, and avoid situations or environments that may compromise their safety.

Finally, the Union wishes to reassure the Gambian student community in the United States that we are unwavering in our commitment to fostering safe, supportive, and inclusive environments for all members. We stand in solidarity with you and will continue to advocate for your rights and well-being.

*Sanna Bairo Darboe*, IPRO,
Union of Gambian Scholars and students in North America.