When Dreams Drown And Die
We were seven, in the hundreds Perhaps closer to thousands But none will ever know For our numbers have turned into food […]
Author: JamaJack
#GambiaAt50 : A Tribute To The Sheros Of Our Journey To Independence
I celebrate a force that is too often forgotten When we share the stories of our journey Our struggles, our negotiations, the final […]
Lost in Religious Translation
At around the age of twelve, I made the conscious decision to become a Muslim. Maybe, what I should say is that […]
Crossroads: Where Will My Feet Lead Me?
I think life should come with a book to guide all the lost and confused souls walking this Earth. This is not […]
Demystifying Age: So How Young are You?
I’ve been on an unannounced blogging hiatus since the struggle to focus on writing my dissertation and completing my degree became realer […]
War, Women and Healing the Wounds from the Past
“As long as we share our stories, as long as our stories reveal our strengths and vulnerabilities to each other, we reinvigorate […]
Is the World Conference on Youth Truly for the Young People?
Following a grand opening ceremony at the Magam Ruhunupura International Convention Center in Hambantota, serious deliberations have kicked off for the World Conference on […]
A Chat With Sana Afouaiz, International Delegate From Morocco
Delegates from all over the world are putting in final preparations ahead of the World Conference On Youth, hosted by Sri Lanka. […]
#WCY2014 : Different Expectations, One Vision
More than 1500 people will gather in the Sri Lankan capital of Colombo from May 6th to May 10th, for the World […]
Linguere in Colombo For WCY 2014
In a few days, I will join over 1500 delegates at the World Conference on Youth in Sri Lanka. The Conference, expected […]