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Oware, A Game Of Strategy And Skill

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Oware, also known as “The Warri Game,” is a traditional African board game that has been enjoyed for centuries. It is a captivating two-player strategy game that provides endless hours of entertainment and challenges your strategic thinking skills. Origins and Cultural Significance Oware is played on a wooden board consisting of several pits and pebbles

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The Magic World of Juju Practices

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A Fascinating Tradition in Gambia In the vibrant cultural tapestry of Gambia, the sight of locals donning Juju’s is a common occurrence. These colourful and ornate accessories hold significant cultural and spiritual value for the Gambian people, representing tradition, identity, and protection. Also known as amulets or charms, they are traditionally worn around the neck,

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The Baobab Tree: Giants in The Gambia

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The Baobab tree, is native to the African continent. With its eccentric silhouette and enormous size, the Baobab tree has become an iconic symbol of the African savannah. Its significance in African culture, remarkable adaptability, and mystical legends make it a fascinating subject to explore. Unique Characteristics Baobabs have thick, cork-like bark that protects them

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