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in gambia, many people still look a feeble mechanics with scorn. but that's not soft eda and for to my tough. they set up the, our own auto mechanic shop where the fixed cost walton in social norms on the head . in the center of sarah condo host, a very unique place, the only garage owned and run by women in the gambia federal mata jammy and father have joined forces to defy stereotypes and gain a foothold in the auto industry. however, they 1st had to convince their loved one about their passion. my biggest challenge was the dealing with my mom to convince my mom that hey, it's ok. this is my passion. these what i believe in this is what i why do you do so forget about the stereotypes? look at them. i am a woman is a car that i have to make as in many other countries, men dominate the car industry. women are supposed to stick to traditional duties. for most this includes unpaid work in agriculture sector and they really own property. but after studying mechanical engineering to motto, opened her own garage. he met automotive pool. that is, that ar

the only garage owned and run by women in the gambia photo, marta, jamie and eda fall have joint forces to defy stereotypes and gain a foothold in the auto industry. however, they 1st had to convince their loved ones about their passion. oh, my biggest challenge was dealing with my mom to convince my mom that hi, it's ok. this is my passion. these one i believe in this is what i want to do. so forget about the stereotypes. look as about mo, i'm a woman, is a car, a choice then i have to make as in many other countries, men dominate the car industry. women are supposed to stick to traditional duties. for most, this includes unpaid work and agriculture sector and they really own property. but after studying mechanical engineering of what to matter, opened her own garage. he may order more than 5 provider is the organ his years under set is set to organize all the female that i in automotive industry to the come together. we find it very difficult to be accept in the industry. and in i said, let us also have his son sample that that was established. oh female. got it apart from repairing a

the gambia environmental monitoring system science project in west africa is also tried to involve the local population in the process with one waiting for every change as carefully noted m u h week cardiac to clarity, and at the see not david davis collect environmental data from the aquatic an terrestrial ecosystems in 6 locations along the gambia river. right now i'm recording the parameters we have here, which is their temperature humidity, the wind speed, the wind chill, the air pressure, altitude, do point, and of in direction. the effects of climate change are causing hardship for many who lived near the river. for centuries, they help the substance that on small scale fishing and farming man groups, which will to salt out of the water made that possible. but due to the rise and sea level and extensive droughts, the reverse salt content got so high, it's killed many cheese. that's been disastrous for pharmacy like fat to mata barrow ha, car, or data. we used to harvest rice here down, but now the yield is low and we'll wend among goose we're healthy though, where no problem. so

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the only garage in gambia owned and run by women for till my touch army. and i had a fall have joint forces to define stereotypes and gain a foothold and the auto industry. although they did 1st have to convince their loved ones about their labor of love. my biggest challenge was the in dealing with my mom to convince my mom that hey, it's all kate, this is my passion. these one i believe in this is what i want to do. so forget about the stereotypes. look as about mo, i'm a woman, is a car, a choice then i have to make. as in most countries, the ambient contractor is male dominated. women are supposed to stick to traditional duties, which often includes unpaid farming work. but for too much i decided to step out of the box. and after studying mechanical engineering, she opened her own garage. even a little more to service provider is the organ is use under sept. is set to organize all the female that are in automotive industry. does the come together? we find it very difficult to read, accept in the industry and, and i said little also have his found sampl

and we've seen some of our worst flooding and half a century in the gambia batch of re moved from the ivory coast right into guinea. and as we side toward the south, that weather maker that was in the western cape province of south africa now moves to the east, but that is filtering in some cooler air for southern mozambique. you go from 31 to 23 on monday. see you soon. ah ah ah lou ah ah, alleghany watching out 0 mind about top stories this hour and a man suspected to carry out an attack unoccupied east jerusalem has handed himself over to police. 8 people were injured in the shooting on sunday morning. believe the gunman targeted passengers on a bus and in the car as well as pedestrians. donald trump is facing mounting pressure off to report that the former us presidents loya, signed a statement in june confirming all classified material had been returned. and that would be at odds with this week seizure of 11 sets of classified documents for mar, longer ortho salman. rushdie is no longer on a ventilator and is talking to being stabbed 2 days ago. the man accused to carry out the a

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it is that the gambia decided that there is universal use fiction on this and brought to the to, to, to russia tribunal the case. so even though it is some countries not a member, and so it's not as easy, maybe that with the country as a member, i will not be wanted to cooperate. i think that justice can vapor, you mentioned mir mother. it's 5 years now. since the ring of minority were the violence against them, forced them to flee 700000 people. the reports of the situation on the ground in bangladesh, in the camps where they are staying, which you have visited, are frankly atrocious. murder, gangs being operated, their gender base violence, rum from crime everywhere. how can this situation be improved when the human rights situation is so terrible? well, i mean, the 1st thing i want to say, unfortunately, in me a marla station has not improved. on the contrary, i mean, you saw that at the beginning was again the regina that afterwards, after the coup d'etat that had my though i started to repressor violently, and all the people who were against the coup, all those young people call

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25 percent we know because of the amazing database and then 25 percent of the ancestors came from gambialy muslim and those that came from congo angola into amazing things that i learned that historians argue about the percentage but that is the figure given by he would that about 20 percent were muslims when they got on the boat. >> i did not know that until i read the book. >> i told the story in the book and i interview one of his descendents and he left behind the manuscript and how to find mecca and pray to the east and the first black church and then to argue about the first black church but the first african baptist church in savannah in 1773 there is a great scene in the film where to interpret and being carved into one of the pews. [laughter] and there is a sensor in the kitchen. but 20 percent of the ancestors were muslim when they landed what is now the united states and a percent that we don't king of congo urged roman catholicism in 1491, a year before columbus sailed the ocean blue. he converted his kingdom and sent his son, he was no dummy . he sent his son to be trained a

the bello twins — javier and joaquin — beat gambia to make the semi—finals.od evening guys, and welcome to the beach volleyball. definitely one of the liveliest venues, it's quiet now but a few minutes ago it was very, very loud because one of the home nations has never won a medal in beach volleyball. that is still the case, but we are one game closer thanks to the two gentlemen standing to my right, congratulations, guys, a quarterfinal win over gambia. they took you to three sets, any thoughts? legs took you to three sets, any thoughts?— took you to three sets, any thou~hts? a , , thoughts? as you said, the first set we were quite _ thoughts? as you said, the first set we were quite comfortable, - thoughts? as you said, the first set we were quite comfortable, good . we were quite comfortable, good surface _ we were quite comfortable, good surface pressure. and in the second, he got _ surface pressure. and in the second, he got a _ surface pressure. and in the second, he got a couple aces and just turned the momentum around. in the third, we had _ the mome

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if the case of the gambia has brought forward to make it clear to the world. this is a genocide on some nations have joined most nations have not. it is important that there be an organized, focused, coordinated effort the likes of which we have yet just. now you've also said that atrocities are still being committed with impunity by the regime in miramar. they have any examples you've come across. yes, just today i've been speaking to people inside of record state. they're telling me that the attacks against range of people have been, have increased or 600000 more than 600000, were in the living in great danger in retired state right now. 130000 of them are living in what can actually be described as open air prisoners concentration conditions are just absolutely horrific. a man told me that the world cannot help them and they're in their plight inside of me and more than please just one, these camps do better for our family to die underneath the bomb. then to continue to live in these condition, systematic torture, murder, we're, we're recording, sexual viol