Voices from the Region: Mario Malack
Mario Malack, a teacher at Ngayen Sanjal Senior Secondary School and Regional Winner (Region 3) of the Gambia Teacher Prize 2026, shares his thoughts on the importance of education in national development and social progress.
He emphasizes that every sector: from agriculture to technology and youth empowerment; depends on education and the role of teachers in preparing people for an evolving world.
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Voices from the Region: Mamudou Bah
Mamudou Bah, a teacher at Sare Babou Basic Cycle School and Regional Winner (R5 South) of the Gambia Teacher Prize 2026, shares his vision for advancing education through technology.
He emphasizes the need to equip teachers with digital skills, noting that when teachers are empowered, students benefit directly. He also highlights the role of technology in improving teaching, learning, and data management, while commending the Namie Foundation for its efforts in supporting educators.
Voices from the Region: Lamin Sanyang
Lamin Sanyang, a teacher at Kuloro UBS/SSS and Regional Winner (Region 2E) of the Gambia Teacher Prize 2026, shares his vision for inclusive education and national development.
He calls for equal access to education for every child and emphasizes the need to strengthen skills and vocational education, ensuring that learners who may not excel in academics are still empowered through practical, hands-on training that can secure their future. He also commends the Namie Foundation for motivating teachers and promoting excellence in education.
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Voices from the Region: Lamin Danso
Lamin Danso, a teacher at Koba K***a Upper & Senior Secondary School and Regional Winner (Region 6) of the Gambia Teacher Prize 2026, calls for stronger support for education as the foundation of national development.
He expresses gratitude to the Namie Foundation and partners for recognizing teachers and strengthening the sector, while also urging continued investment in rural schools to bridge the education gap and improve learning opportunities for all.
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03/05/2026
The Namie Foundation proudly congratulates Mamadou Sanu Jallow, former Secretary General of the Education Students Association-UTG, on earning a BSc in English Language.
We celebrate this remarkable achievement and commend his dedication. We are especially proud to see students graduating from the School of Education, as they represent the future of learning and impact in our communities.
Wishing him continued success in all his future endeavors.
03/05/2026
Congratulations to Fatou A. Touray, former Gender and Health Minister of the Education Students Association-UTG, on earning a BA in English Language.
The Namie Foundation celebrates this remarkable achievement and commends her dedication, which we witnessed firsthand while working with and supporting her school. Her leadership, passion, and commitment to excellence continue to inspire.
Wishing her continued success in all her future endeavors.
02/05/2026
The Namie Foundation extends heartfelt congratulations to all university graduates on the occasion of their convocation today.
We especially commend the graduates from the School of Education for their dedication and achievement.
As you step into the next chapter, we are encouraged by the growing number of trained educators who are prepared to serve with commitment and purpose.
Education remains at the heart of development, and we are proud to continue standing in full support of its advancement.
Voices from the Region: Hamadi Kebbeh
On this Workers’ Day , we spotlight Hamadi Kebbeh, a teacher at Sare Malaw Basic Cycle School and Regional Winner (R5 North) of the Gambia Teacher Prize 2026.
As we celebrate workers across all sectors, his message reminds us of the vital role teachers play in shaping society; and the need to value, support, and invest in those building the future every day.
Voices from the Region: Alpha A.M. Bah
Alpha A.M. Bah, a teacher at Serrekunda Lower Basic School and Regional Winner (Region 1) of the Gambia Teacher Prize 2026, spoke passionately about his vision for inclusive education during his interview.
He highlighted the urgent need to better support learners with special needs, stressing that every child deserves equal access to education, including those with conditions such as autism and Down syndrome. He also shared his belief that teachers must serve as role models, guardians, and advocates for all children entrusted to their care.
As a regional winner, his vision reflects a strong hope that he will continue to work with fellow educators and relevant authorities to advance inclusive education within schools and communities.
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Not just a win… a moment that belonged to the entire region.
He made the nation proud, and his region rose in celebration. The 2026 Teacher Hero was welcomed in grand style ; filled with pride, joy, and overwhelming support.
A powerful reminder of the impact of great teachers.
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