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Slum Cinema Chapter Gambia

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Chapter Gambia is a non-budget Chapter and the team has 6 members. All members live in the capital Baku and make ends meet hustling within the local tourism industry.

The Gambia is known of most friendly people and ideal beaches. Gambia is the smallest county on the continent and was once created along the Gambia river as a English colony, North and South between French language neighboring countries.

Mamodou Lamin Jobe

name: 
Mamodou Lamin Jobe
profession: 
Artist, creator
contribution: 
Support and coordination
place: 
Baku
country: 
Gambia

Jimmy Fixit

name: 
Jimmy Fixit
profession: 
Fixer in everything
contribution: 
Support SLC Gambia
place: 
Baku
country: 
Gambia

Yankuba Dampha

name: 
Yankuba Dampha
profession: 
Waiter
contribution: 
Support SLC Gambia
ambition: 
Eran a living with reporting
place: 
Baku
country: 
Gambia

Sainey Camara

name: 
Sainey Camara
profession: 
Artist
contribution: 
Coordinator, initiator
ambition: 
Become a filmmaker
place: 
Baku
country: 
Gambia

Gambia ahead

Submitted by michel on 4. February 2012 - 18:43

Gambia is still waiting for support before a real start can take place. There is regular mail contact with some members of the Chapter, but the funding problems at the head office don't show a positive future.

Still we hope that somehow at local level the group keeps together and will use the new website to promote themselves.

Activity Gambia

Submitted by michel on 4. February 2012 - 18:37

Chapter Gambia is a non-budget Chapter and the team has 6 members. All live in the capital Baku and make ends meet in the local small tourism industrie. Gambia is the smallest county on the continent and once created along the Gambia river as a Englissh colony between French neigbours.

A Chapter is a self reliant Slum Cinema team within a country (a city or district) and can operate more or less self-reliant supported by Slum Cinema International and with the assignments they manage to source locally, usually from local community, NGO’s and business partners.

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