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Comment by Ebrahim L Ceesay on January 9, 2012 at 4:10pm

Activista The Gambia set for their strategy planning and National congress from the 11th to the 15th January 2012 at the YMCA just close to the activista head office. Five Delegates will be coming from each region including the focal person of each region. The strategy planing will be made by the delegates who represent their various regions and will make decisions as to how Activista The Gambia should work in the next three years. The national board of governance will also be elected by the regional delegates on the 14th January 2012 and early morning departure.

Comment by Ann-Sofie Jespersen on December 19, 2011 at 1:10pm

‎#Gambia's agri-budget is doubled to 12%-we demanded for at least 10% ROCK AND ROLL #ACTIVISTAS: we played a serious role in this!

Comment by Ann-Sofie Jespersen on November 3, 2011 at 3:39pm

Awas blog is out: http://www.actionaid.org/activista/2011/10/farming-hungerfree-gambi...

Comment by Ann-Sofie Jespersen on November 3, 2011 at 12:12pm

Yo guys. This is the live tweeting of the event at the parliament yesterday, giving a picture of the discussions of the day: (http://twitter.com/#!/ActivistaGambia)

 by ActivistaGambiaactivistathegambia going to the parliament as the final part of #Journey. we will livetwitter the debate with the politicians here!2 Nov 
 by ActivistaGambiaActivistaTheGambia marching through the capital.seated in the parliament,ready to discuss! #Journey23 hours ago
 by ActivistaGambiaGambian parliamentarian to the activistas:'when we do not know the problems we cannot solve them'. #Journey#hunger22 hours ago 
 by ActivistaGambiaActionAid and Activista are stressing that there should be specific parts of the national budget for women farmers w gambia parliamentarians22 hours ago 
 by ActivistaGambiaactivistas are making the parliamentarians crack up with hungerjokes inbetween debates in the gambian parliament. #hunger22 hours ago 
 by ActivistaGambiathe demands oh women farmers across gambia is presented to the parliament-the MPs are there for the people:take action against #hunger21 hours ago 
 by ActivistaGambiawomen farmers are warning the gambian MPs that #hunger will come this year big time,as harvests are low21 hours ago 
 by ActivistaGambiathe petitions and demands of the gambian farmers have now officially been handed over to the MPs and the debate has started21 hours ago 
 by ActivistaGambiagambian parliamentarians are challenging activistas to have their own farms.activistas are up for it,but need technical help21 hours ago 
by ActivistaGambiagambian MPs are questioning farmers' demands for development projects,saying that mainly project managers benefit from these. #hunger21 hours ago 
 by ActivistaGambiaGambian women farmers say:'we voted you into office,so we should come and tell you the truth to your face' rock on against #hunger!21 hours ago 
 by ActivistaGambiagambian MPs are promising that what the people want is what the government will do. #activista will follow up on that. #hunger21 hours ago 
 by ActivistaGambia#activista managed to get policy makers to commit to specifically supporting women farmers in the gambia,moving towards eradicating #hunger!20 hours ago 

Comment by Ann-Sofie Jespersen on October 15, 2011 at 10:11pm

And here comes the second video depicting our big noise in Soma - check it out on: 

http://www.myactivista.org/video/activista-journeys-to-end-hunger-soma

Comment by Ann-Sofie Jespersen on October 14, 2011 at 11:28pm

The videodiary of our first days are ready! Check it out on:

 

http://www.myactivista.org/video/activista-journeys-to-end-hunger-d...

Comment by Ann-Sofie Jespersen on October 14, 2011 at 2:29am

Check our facebook page for the newest photos - today Basse was a blast and included a meeting with the governor, and at Jajanbury even the youngest joined us, also followed by a meeting with the governor!

 

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Activista-The-Gambia/236570139725117

Comment by Ousman Marong on October 11, 2011 at 2:19pm

We are ready to lead the journey to END HUNGER. West Coast Region had a successful congress on sat 8th Oct at Brikama. Other regions be aware the W.C.R has a very powerful and influential executive.

A Campaign will be on F.M.B radio from 4.30-5.3opm. Please join us to FREE THE BILLION HUNGRY

Comment by Ousman Marong on October 4, 2011 at 9:53pm

Together we can FREE THE BILLIONS HUNGRY.

 

Comment by Ebrahim L Ceesay on September 27, 2011 at 2:48pm

We'll also be taken part in the rural women's day and the World Food Day celebration where we will have the honor to talk to politicians, stakeholders and smallholder farmers...... So those in the North Bank Region join us in farafenni for the celebration, In Lower River Region we will be in Soma, In Central River Region we'll be in Brikamaba, In Upper River Region we'll be in Basse and in West Coast Region we'll be in Brikama. Finally Finally at the National Assembly..... As said by Ann-Sofie

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