Are you intrigued by how others behave?
Are you interested in helping people?
This is an opportunity for you to become certified counselor and therapist.
MDI and WAYAS C&T, UK are offering certicate and diploma programmes for psycho-social therapy and mental health counseling in The Gambia.
Rush now to book your seat...
Episode 6 of The Conversation, featuring Fatoumatta Sandeng Darboe. In full.
Last week, we had the honour of sitting down with Fatoumatta Sandeng, after the burial and funeral services of her dad, Solo Sandeng.
In this episode of The Conversation, we discussed various issues. Here's a trailer.
Full interview coming in the weekend.
Trailer: Episode 4 of The Conversation featuring Mrs Fatou Saine-Gaye, Financial and Accounting Expert and CEO of Gaye Nyoro Skills Academy.
Watch out for the full interview on Friday at 4pm.
Only on #MaiMedia
In the week of the National Assembly elections in The Gambia this April, we designed and implemented a training seminar for Gambian journalists on the theme: Peace building and Safety of Journalists During Elections.
This activity was supported by our partners, Frederich Ebert Stiftung Peace and Security Center of Competence, Sub Saharan Africa office based in Dakar.
Participants were drawn from mainstream and online news media, plus community radios and student journalists from the University of The Gambia.
Here is a video of the activity held in Banjul.
#journalism
#communication
#democracy
#Gambia
Excerpts of Episode 3 of The Conversation, featuring Aisha Jammeh-Njie.
Episode 2 of The Conversation featuring Momodou Sabally
Episode 2 of The Conversation featuring economist Momodou Sabally.
Speaks on the controversial D600 million Special Accounts at the office of the President, Supplementary Appropriations, Economic policies of Barrow compared to jammeh regimes and fiscal discipline....
Episode 2 of The Conversation featuring Momodou Sabally
Speaks on the controversial D600 million Special Accounts at the office of the President, Supplementary Appropriations, Economic policies of Barrow compared to jammeh regimes and fiscal discipline....
The Conversation Episode 1 featuring Fatou Jagne Senghore
A 30-min interview touching on career and pertinent questions to Gambia's democracy.
Welcome to the Episode 1 of "The Conversation" with your host Sanna Camara. This edition features Fatou Jagne-Senghore, former West Africa Director of international free expression body, Article 19 West Africa. She is also a leading civil society activist in Africa. Former Board of Advisor for Amnesty international West Africa; Chairperson, GRTS Board of Directors, Chair of the Governing Council, Africa freedom of information Center (AFIC), among other high profile roles she plays in the sub region.
Watch excerpts below:
Full interview airing on Friday, 1st April 2022 @9.30am.
We bring you a new interview show on Mai Media Global: "The Conversation".
This will feature personalities whose voices help shape the public discourses. From politicians to economists, artistes, activists to ordinary man and woman on the street, and all other people across the society will be targeted.
It will be hosted by our very own, Mr Sanna Camara.
Stay tuned.
#Gambians celebrate Scorpion 🦂 victory against Tunisia this evening on the streets of Banjul.
It's another win, another goal, another 3 points, no game lost at #AFCON2021.
We are #TeamGambia
We are the #GroupLeader
UTG's 11th Matriculation Ceremony for newly enrolled students held at Knifing Campus yesterday.
#GambiaDecides2021
#OneGambia
#OneNation
#NoToTribalism
MDI Completes a week-long training on Digital Communications and Advocacy for Government Communication officers.
"When it comes to elections, the Media's loyalty is to the truth and the public," says Mr Cherno Jallow, Doyen of The Gambia media whose name bear the important GPU "Charter of Ethics"
Watch this short advocacy video by Mai Media towards Peaceful Elections in The Gambia.
Second Round of Covid 19 Reporting Fellowship kicks off today.
Mai Media and Journalists for Human Rights are mentoring 51 Gambian journalists on Covid 19 and Human Rights Reporting, with special focus on misinformation in The Gambia.
We will feature some of the amazing stories by our fellows, starting with this one by GRTS' Jankeh Touray who went to Jinack Island to assess the pandemic impact on lives there.
Mobilizing Media to Fighting Covid19 (MMFC):
Second Call for Stories
Background
The Covid-19 pandemic has sparked what the World Health Organization has termed an "infodemic": an inundation of misinformation and disinformation about the disease. Trusted local journalists across the Globe can play a critical role in communicating accurate public health measures and in combating this infodemic of misinformation. This 'Mobilizing Media Fighting Covid19' project by Journalists for Human Rights will contribute to international public health efforts to combat the spread of COVID-19 and its impact on human rights, in particular women's and girls' rights, across 12 countries and is funded by Global Affairs Canada.
Journalists for Human Rights, in collaboration with MaiMedia are inviting journalists to apply for a reporting fellowship focusing on the impact of Covid-19 on Human Rights in the Gambia with a special focus on the rights of women and children and misinformation as part of Mobilizing Media in the Fight against Covid-19 Program.
Journalists whose story idea is selected shall start working on the story which will be supported through JHR with modest reporting grants.
Bursary recipients will receive professional mentorship throughout the story production process. The story must be completed and published by midnight of May 30th 2021.
All journalists, who attended the three-days training are invited to apply. However, female journalists who attended the training are encouraged to apply.
Call for story production:
Journalists for Human Rights (JDH) is launching a call for story pitches for in-depth and data-driven stories that focus on women's representation and participation in public life as well as the ⅔ gender parity rule. This call for proposals aims to encourage journalists to cover women and girls' participation in public life with a gender-sensitive lens.
Story Production Criteria:
The proposed reports must:
● Include interviews with female s
