Web Site History

The following are some of the milestones in the development of The Gambia Resource Page:

• Addition of Google Ads in order to pay for the runing of the site (2008)
• Resource Page gets a subdomain under Gambia.dk (April 2006)
• New Guest Book (July 2003)
• Web pages moved to servers in Denmark and hosted by www.africanculture.dk - Momodou Camara (April 2001)
• Tourism ethics (May 1998)
• Traditional names (May 1998)
• Country reports, 4th quarter 1997, 1st quarter 1998 (May 1998)
• Superkanja recipe (May 1998)
• Hotels (April 1998)
• Protected areas (November 1997)
• GIS data (November 1997)
• Reconnect message board (August 1997) and re-activated in July 2003 after being de-activated in June 1998
• Online user survey (August 1997) now offline
• Chase the monkey game (August 1997)
• Word search games (August 1997)
• Usage stats (August 1997)
• Goals and objectives (August 1997)
• Pepper soup recipe (August 1997)
• Encyclopedia information (August 1997)
• History (August 1997)
• EIU Country Reports (July 1997)
• Facts, and figures (July 1997)
• Chakery recipe (July 1997)
• Proverbs (July 1997)
• Tourism message board (May 1997)
• Complete list of Gambia elementary, middle, and high schools (March 1997)
• Gambian map clipart (March 1997)
• Chicken Yassa recipe (March 1997)
• Recipe message board (March 1997)
• Online bibliography (March 1997)
• Domada recipe (March 1997)
• New links to other Gambian web sites (February 1997)
• The Gambian National Anthem (February 1997)
• Peace Corps Gambia Student Scholarship Fund (January 1997)
• Mandinka and Wolof language materials in PDF format (January 1997)
• Demographic profile (January 1997)
• Guestbook (January 1997)
• Web pages moved to servers at The University of Florida, renamed "The Gambia Resource Page" (December 1996)
• Web page off-line (July - November 1996)
• Site hosted by kudu.com (March-June 1996)
• Weddings (January 1997)
• Articles for students seeking US scholarships (April 1996)
• TANGO directory (April 1996)
• Web page first goes online as "Friends and Fans of The Gambia". Contains mostly pictures (December 1995)