AD-GAM Gambia Guide
About & sources
An independent AD-GAM guide with dated sources and an open review policy.
Enable JavaScript for search and interactive tools. All guide articles are available as individual reading pages and in the downloadable book.
- A country connected by a river
- Before the modern border: kingdoms and oral history
- Atlantic trade, enslavement and colonial rule
- The road to independence and the republic
- Democracy, memory and the pursuit of justice
- Living culture: music, celebration and belonging
- Languages, greetings and respectful conversation
- Food, farming and the shared table
- Heritage places: stone circles, islands and museums
- Banjul and the towns beyond the coast
- Wetlands, wildlife and the river’s future
- Businesses, livelihoods and local discovery
- How the guide is checked and kept useful
- Gambian football: the people, clubs and milestones
- The Scorpions and the Africa Cup of Nations
- Youth football: continental champions and a pathway to learning
- Women and girls belong in the football story
- Athletics and the Olympic movement
- Sport beyond football: wrestling, courts and community life
- The Gambia at a glance
- How to read Gambian statistics
- Government and civic participation
- Education and learning pathways
- Before you travel to The Gambia
- Health preparation and getting help
- Money and local purchases
- Use the guide in a school, club or public space
- Real de Banjul: schoolboys, a club and a continuing story
- Wallidan: reading a club’s football archive
- Nawettan and Super Nawettan: the community game
- Biri Biri: a Gambian football legacy in Sevilla
- Gina Bass Bittaye: reading a sprinter’s achievements
- Faye Njie: judo medals in 2022 and 2026