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Sidibeh,
Thanks for the tip and comments; like your tooma, I hope you'll record the
programs. I just watched the one on STV2 (Standby hos Presidenten) but here,
those like myself who are cable connected don't get in Swedish TV3, only
those with satellite dishes can get in Swedish and Danish TV3.
Regards,
Kabir.
"Momodou S Sidibeh" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Brothers Kabir, Joe, Tomaa and all,
>
> First of all there are two films on Gambia to be shown today. One is the
> documentary about Gambian television about which Kabir gave an excellent
> synopsis. The other one, a much more critical presentation of the negative
> impact of tourism will be broadcast on TV3 at 22.00 Hrs. labelled
'Sextrade
> or Love in Gambia'. A european woman interviewed in this documentary
claims
> that " a black man is always the white woman's slave. Any day he no longer
> proves suitable, he will simply be traded for another one'. You can pretty
> well guess the general run of such a programme. It's about the views of
> white (often British and Swedish) women about their relations with young
> Gambian men with whom they often initiate casual sexual relationships - a
la
> Thailand - or sometimes longer serious relations. The films focus and that
> of the producers potrays Gambia as a haven for sex tourism. They opine
that
> Gambia is perhaps sex paradise for white western women just as Thailand is
> for white western men.
>
> http://www.reportage.tv3.se/
>
> You will have to forgive the rest of us in Sweden for the late info on
this
> last one from our end.
>
> Every winter or early autumn, our homeland attracts some degree of
reportage
> from the Swedish media as a result of the dawning tourist season. Much of
it
> is commercially twisted version of travel guides yet often it is good
> advertisement for the country. I remember when some six years ago,
> Expressen, one of Sweden's largest tabloids, claimed that Gambia is second
> to only South Africa in maintaining an effective telecommunications
network.
> It is time again for another round on Gambia....
> more to follow as commentary later hopefully from others...
>
> Sidibeh
>
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