In a world where headlines are often filled with division, The Gambia stands as a quiet testimony that faith and harmony can walk hand in hand. Here, Ramadan is observed with devotion, yet without tension. Muslims fast and pray with sincerity, while Christians worship freely in their churches, undisturbed and respected. There is no competition of belief, no hostility in difference only mutual honor.

This spirit of tolerance is not new to us; it is woven into our history, our families, and our daily lives. In this blessed month, we are reminded that true strength lies not in uniformity, but in unity. The world does not need more arguments about religion it needs more examples like ours.

During the era of Yahya Jammeh, Set Setal became a national culture of discipline, cleanliness, and collective responsibility. Streets were cleared, drains were opened, and communities moved as one.

Today, we’re asking: can we revive Set Setal not for politics, but for progress? 🇬🇲

A cleaner Gambia starts with us.

In this episode of MandM Beyond Words, we the Epstein Files and what they reveal about power, abuse, and accountability. We discuss the crimes committed by Jeffrey Epstein, the conviction of his close associate Ghislaine Maxwell, and the serious allegations tied to Epstein’s private island. This episode also addresses how wealth and influence allowed abuse to continue for years and why choosing who you associate with matters. This conversation is not about rumors or speculation. It is about documented cases, court records, and the importance of accountability, justice, and protecting the vulnerable.