Articles on Banjul, Including - Sidi Moro Sanneh, Julia Dolly Joiner, Arthur G Mez, Pa Dembo Touray, Johnny Sekka, Alhaji Jeng, Lenrie Peters, Crispin Grey-Johnson, Cherno Samba, Pa Modou Kah, Dawda Bah, Abdoulie Mansally, Modou Jagne (Paperback)

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