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EPISODE · Jan 30, 2026 · 53 MIN

Ep 47. The Gambia Chronicles: Preserving Tradition (Manyo ya), Poor Resturant Service & Persistent Police

from Daughters of Diaspora

In this episode, Khadijah shares her experience becoming a Jahanka bride, walking us through the traditions and rituals that shaped her wedding day. The conversation then expands into everyday realities in The Gambia — from disappointing restaurant service and a struggling hospitality industry to persistent police bribery and why tipping waiters no longer feels justified, especially in the West.

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