Ajie Jaila Sey, a young Gambian woman, is simultaneously pursuing careers in journalism and makeup artistry. Despite the challenges of working in The Gambia's media industry and balancing her growing makeup business, she aims to establish herself as a journalist and podcast host, and expand her makeup business into a comprehensive beauty spa.

This article is relevant to The Gambia. French artist Enora Lalet, in collaboration with Gambian photographer Lena Nian, is set to embark on a month-long residency at Alliance Française de Banjul, creating five unique portraits of Gambian women using local food and materials. The project, funded by the French Embassy in Senegal and The Gambia, aims to promote women's expression through the arts and culture, focusing on the Kenyeleng community of women who have experienced infertility.

A national meeting was held to discuss a baseline study on gender and climate legislation, policies, and programs. The study aims to support the implementation of climate action initiatives and address gender inequalities that hinder women's participation in climate governance. It emphasizes the need for climate policies to consider the role of women in building resilience and promoting low-carbon development.