Two hundred and seventy-one years ago or thereabout, Cherno Kula Njeyo left his native Fouta Toro and sailed across the river to do a little trading. In those days, the valley of Gambia was peopled by among others, Arcadians and forest-dwellers. They wore little aprons, cicatrise their faces and bodies and engrave on them signs. … Continue reading The sins of the fathers