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Thanks for your comment, I have eaten both Gambian and Senegalese Benachin /jollof rice and they are cooked differently, and they taste different too. I did not eat in a restaurant but with both Gambian and Senegalese families and they also informed me that the idea of the one pot is the same , but , they all put a different twist to it. I do make references to similarities and differences in other aspects. We cook one pot in the Caribbean Too, but it also has a different twist. The sameness between the two regions outweighs differences.

@@AFRICAGOODLIFE4993 Gambian jollof rice tastes differently because it is not native to them. Thieboudienne is also called one pot/benechin in Senegal, Gambians still call it one pot because when it was introduced to them they didn’t have dishes besides those coming from Senegal. both countrie´s cultures are different what you or visitors see in Gambia is just Senegalese in the same way as thieboudienne is.

Do you live in Senegal 🇸🇳

I have been trying to to contact them but to no avail. However I will keep trying, let’s hope and pray that they have gone from strength to strength.

@AFRICAGOODLIFE4993 amen

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@@HatabDarboe Lamin village The Gambia 🇬🇲 so nice

Good Afternoon, at the moment it’s rainy season, a time when most people leave because of the mosquitoes and the not so good conditions in the environment such as flooding due to the poor infrastructure in some parts. It is also a time to touch base with the family, so no I am away at the moment. Catch you in a livestream soon. Have a great day

Glad you think so!

Good sound advice 👍🏾🙏🏾

@SThrLastTreuthS I guess you enjoyed the riots where the real animals revelled in madness

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Thanks for visiting

Thanks for your reply, but it happens in the Caribbean as well. These places have weak systems where the people seem to be a law unto themselves

@@AFRICAGOODLIFE4993 my brother we are all the same black people,it hurts sometimes to say,do right things it's not the right way for us, wrong thing is the right way for us, all black are the same no matter where in the planet we are

There is a deeper issue at stake amongst us which started the day we were taken over , divided and ruled, self hate and division instilled, the day our real culture was infuriated and destroyed. Once we understand the Willy Lynch Plan we will be on our way to recovery

Remember that Africa was colonised and stripped of of its people and resources and they are still enslaved by debt and elements of mental slavery

I guess everyone has their own personal experiences

Then it should have been stated

@globalvillageTravelChannelThere may be a difference in the way we interpret that term. It is very easy for people to get swept away with the smiles and the easy going nature of the people, the sand , sea, sun ,the foods, what appears to be freedom and feeling like they are the part of the majority, feeling like they are home at last due to the way they are welcomed and the love ❤️ bombing .Many have fallen by the wayside based on one or two visits and a lack of understanding of what’ lies behind some of the charms.Africa is not utopia, but no where on earth is. People just need to learn about the the way of life, learn about what is real and what is too good to be true and take caution ⚠️ where ever they live

Elaborate please