Mr. & Mrs Martin Addo and Family of Kanifing Estate
Mr & Mrs Foday Sylva and Family of Kanifing Layout
Aunty Haddy Sylva and Family of Brikama
Mr & Mrs Leon Prom and Family of Kanifing Estate
Ms Harriette Prom and Family of Latrikunda German
Cathrine Jarjue Kette and Family of Jola Kunda
Marie Kelemas Jatta and Family of New Jeshwang
Mr and Mrs Paul Ogoo and Family
BaatiLinguere Choral group of Banjul
Ms Harriette Jammeh and Family of London UK
Mr & Mrs Cherry and Family of United States
Mr Louis Jammeh and Family of Kanifing Estate
The Entire Prom Family,
The Entire Jammeh Family
The Entire Slyva Family
The Entire Loum Family

The Board, Director and Staff of West Field Clinic Ltd.

Regret to announce the sudden death of their Nephew, Father, Brother, Uncle, Grandfather and cousin; 
MR JOSEPH JAMMEH of Kanifing Estate commonly known as Jammeh Boy or Susef Jammeh  which sad event occurred on Monday 17th November 2008 at the West Field Clinic Serrekunda.

This sad news is extended to;
Her Excellency Susan Wafaa Ogoo, Gambian Representative to the UN
Etienne Jammeh and Family of Casamance
Martin Jammeh and Family of Casamance
Family of the Late Sang Jammeh of Casamance
Coral Sainte Anne of Thies Senegal
Choir Members of all Catholic Churches in The Gambia & Senegal

The Jola Community of The Gambia, All Relatives and Friends in The Gambia, Casamance,
the rest of Senegal and abroad. The deceased is MR JOSEPH JAMMEH of Kanifing Estate commonly known as Jammeh Boy or Susef Jammeh

PRAYERS WILL BE HELD AT THE BLESSED SACRAMENT CHURCH AT KANIFING HOUSING ESTATE ON MONDAY 24TH NOVEMBER 2008 FROM 07.00PM TO 09.00PM AND THE FUNERAL SERVICE WILL BE ON TUESDAY 25TH NOVEMBER 2008 AT THE BLESSED SACRAMENT CHURCH KANIFING HOUSING ESTATE AT 4.00PM &
INTERMENT AT THE CATHOLIC  CEMETRY AT OLD JESHWANG.

MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PERFECT PEACE, AMEN.

Gambian international winger, Edrissa Sonko, did not hide his bitter regrets on Gambia’s failure to qualify for the 2008 Nations Cup finals in Ghana.

As Africa’s premier football bonanza ended last night in Accra, Sonko was, in one respect, a frustrated spectator.

Like England's bid to qualify for the European Championships, The Gambia narrowly missed out on the African equivalent and, just as the likes of John Terry and Steven Gerrard will be doing in June and July, the Gambian international has looked on enviously as the events of the competition unfolded in the west African nation.

"If you want to be in a competition but do not qualify then of course you have regrets," he said. "You need a little bit of luck in qualification and, I suppose a bit like England, Gambia did not get much.”

"It is hard watching the competition on television when you know you could have been there."

The flip side of Gambia's failure to qualify is that Edrissa Sonko has been able to stay in England and, especially during January where he picked up the Powerade Player of the Month Award, has been in fine form. It is something he is determined to keep up during the weeks and months ahead.

"I am happy with how I am playing at the moment," he added. "I have been working hard and want to keep playing well."