Hamjatta,


I have read in the voiceout the change of date to 2 May. I have not yet
receive any notification from Malick and others. However, I read that the
change was deem necessary to allow for the distribution of  flyers during
Youssour Ndour's Show in london. I think things would be better if it was
held during the holidays rather than term time, since it allows more
students to participate fully.

Ziz.


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From: "Hamjatta Kanteh" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Monday, April 17, 2000 11:33 AM
Subject: UK Subscribers


> Gambia-L UK Subscribers,
>     fellow UK residents it has come to my attention late yesterday that
word
> is flying around that the demo date has been changed from 25 April to the
2nd
> of May. Could Ndembos, Dave Manneh, Ziz or any other player for that
matter
> confirm this. May be the Jammeh disinformation service is already in our
> midst!
>     during meetings I've had with Berkshire Gambians, I 've already
informed
> them of the 25th. April date and many of the discussions on the Internet
and
> the universal uprising against the Jammeh Fascism. it is prudent that we
have
> definite plans in store by Wednesday if we are gonna have the demo on the
> 25th of April so the word can reach all corners of the disparate Gambian
> community. also those i have managed to reach, have shown their desire to
> contribute both in cash and kind and are looking forward to contribute
> whatever they can towards the funds being collected for Jammeh's victims.
so
> it is about time we arrange or finally iron out the remaining wrinkles
that
> are left with the bank account issue.
>     also Dave Manneh there is a bloke living in the outskirts of the
> Portsmouth area who so dearly would love to be in touch with the rest of
the
> Portsmouth students/community. please any suggestions would help. and
could
> we hear both you and Ndembos' updates cos I'm made to understand that
there
> has been a big meeting in London yesterday.
> Fellow UK subscribers lets pass the word and strike whilst the iron is
still
> hot. The decency and sense of belonging that our forebears worked so hard
for
> in the Gambia is being insidiously supplanted by a very vicious form of
> Fascism. Fascism must be uprooted and not appeased!
> Good Morning
> Hamjatta Kanteh
>
> hkanteh
>
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