Hello Ndey,

We are already in the process of trying to organise at such a level but I am sure you are aware of  most of our people's attitude when it comes to organisations that are not strictly for partying purposes; which is one of the main reasons why we are the most disorganised people in the world and therefore the most vulnerable, both inside and outside of Africa.

I'll keep you personally posted.

Kabir.


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From: Ndey Jobarteh <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: 22. september 1999 05:28
Subject: Re: Actions speaks louder than words:


> Demba,
> 
> I agree with you, this is a challenge to all Gambians living abroad. I will
> also suggest that those of us in theUK/Europe can follow  suit or even
> start. Ebrima Ceesay what do you think about this? Those guys in
> Scandinavia, Kabir, Saiks, Sidibeh, Sahir and co, What do you think about
> this? Those in Africa and Outside the Gambia, Madi what do you think about
> this?
> After this we will call a re-union of Gambians abroad. Ooops I forget the
> guys in Asia, Mbye Jabang and co, what is your position on this?
> 
> Guys Demba has posed a challenge can we do it or not?
> 
> The Struggle Continnues!!!
> Ndey Jobarteh
> 
> 
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> From: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
> To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
> Date: 20 September 1999 09:44
> Subject: Actions speaks louder than words:
> 
> 
> >Fellow brothers and sisters,
> >                    The debate to unite mother Africa is well stated among
> >the members of the G-L.  May I please suggest that those of us living in
> the
> >United States and Canada start to mobilize ourselves and convey a forum on
> >the unity of our continent.   We may either start by first conveying a
> >Gambian forum on the possibility of uniting our country to other African
> >nations or Just invite all Africans living in America and the environs. to
> >attend a general conference on uniting mother Africa.
> >                The out come of such a forum will still determine how
> >possible we could influence the unity of our people.  As Ndye and others
> >stated before, charity begins at home, so let us see if really we are ready
> >to put words into action.
> >                I am quite confident that we have respected intellectuals
> >like Dr. Saine and others who can lead us to this vision of unity.  Please
> >comment on this suggestion.  The struggle continues.
> >God bless
> >Demba
> >
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