In this energetic and insightful episode of The Dialectic Space, host Ebrima Sonko welcomes Momodou Gajaga, one of The Gambia’s most respected sports journalists, for a deep dive into the current landscape of Gambian football. From grassroots development to national team performance, the conversation explores the triumphs, challenges, and untapped potential of the country’s most beloved sport.

Gajaga brings his years of experience covering local and international sports to shed light on the structural issues facing football in The Gambia, including funding gaps, talent development, and governance. He also highlights the emergence of young players, the impact of diaspora athletes, and the role of media in shaping public perception and accountability within sports institutions.

Key takeaways include:

• The evolution of Gambian football over the past decade

• The impact of international exposure on local talent

• Challenges in sports administration and infrastructure

• The power of storytelling in sports journalism

This episode is a must-listen for fans, athletes, and policymakers alike—anyone passionate about sports as a tool for national pride, youth empowerment, and social change.

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