Bass,

I agree with that. Having being to  parliament, i believe it will really
help voters to just see the type of people they voted for. I bet many will
change their votes after watching some of these people in parliament.


The Struggle Continues!!!!
Ndey jobarteh

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From: Basiru Ndow <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: 24 September 1999 05:58
Subject: NO TV COVERAGE OF NATIONAL ASSEMBLY SITTINGS


>Mr T Saidy,
>   One would be imagining that since we now have a TV station, that
National
>assembly sittings  be covered by GRTS atleast to allow the electorate to
evaluate
>the candidates they have voted  for,ofcourse that is not happening. Citizen
FM  used
>to do that but as you know the government shut it down, Your exposure to
the western
>politics and the importance of the media would have help unless you want to
close your
>eyes. These kind of programmes will no doubt increase the awareness level
of the Gambian
>people, atleast they will serve a better purpose than the BORING  FAMILY
MATTERS that has
>no relation to Gambian culture. May be you can throw some light on this
issue.
>   One more thing, Mr Lamin Manga is doing a great job on his Extra Touch
programme,
>exposing talents of young Gambian musicians...good job ..
>
>Thanks
>
>Basiru Ndow
>
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