Fashion, an industry that never stops evolving.
Most Gambians were quite content with only having a tailor make them a beautiful outfit. But now, they don’t only want an elegant outfit. They want to be styled.
One of the most popular designers and stylists in the heart of Gambia’s fashion industry is an influential male fashionista, Masanneh Badjie, the CEO of Badjiz Designs.

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Hi Elegant and Stylish Fashionista's, watch these trending and most gorgeous Senegalese and Gambian African print styles.
These styles are stunning and fabulous.
You can wear them to religious celebrations, parties and many more places.

So sit back, relax and enjoy the latest elegant African print styles.

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History of the Bazin Riche fabric
The fabrics are imported from Germany, The Netherlands and China.

The fabric made at Getzner Textiles (Vorarlberg, Austria) is delivered to Mali, West Africa. In Vorarlberg, the fabric is called Getzner. The fabric is referred to as Bazin Riche in Africa. The fabric is mainly cotton and sometimes silk or wool. Bazin is the main fabric of Malian fashion.

The fabrics are pre-treated and once on route to Mali, they are dyed and painted with wax to create patterns on the fabric. The process of dying the fabric is done by hand. The fabric is then placed into a mixture of water and potato starch and a wooden stick is used to create a shimmer. Following this gold or silver thread is added around the pattern to add detail.

Bazin Riche fabric is famous mainly for its bright and bold colours and luxurious feel. Common colours of Bazin Riche include reds, yellows, greens, blues and purples.

The fabric is usually worn by Malian, Senegalese and Gambians for special occasions such as weddings, naming ceremonies etc.

The Bazin Riche is known as the "dancing fabric", due to its shine and swoosh noise during movement. The fabric is soft and shiny.

As well as clothing, Bazin Riche fabric is used to make tapestries, pillows, curtains, home décor etc.

Enjoy wearing your Bazin Riche styles elegantly, Fashionista's!


Disclaimer: Elegant Fashion Styles does not claim ownership of any styles or pictures shown here. This video is for "How-to and Style" purposes only. All rights and ownership of styles and pictures belong to the rightful owners being the extremely talented and creative designers, muse, stylists, photographers etc. No copyright intended.


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i got interviewed again by QTV! this was a follow up to my last interview with them! the topic we discuss mostly here is “How Sustainable Is Social Media As A Career Path For Young Gambians?”

Qtv is a very popular television station here in gambia! they reached out to interview both me and my parents to understand why we came to gambia, how our life has been so far, and also our thoughts on the power of social media & how it’s influencing gambia! ✨

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Hi Elegant and Stylish Fashionista's, here are the latest and trending Senegalese, Gambian and Malian Lace and Bazin Riche styles.
These Lace and Bazin Riche styles consist of lace flair sleeve dresses and tops, boubou's, peplum blouse and skirts and more. All the styles are gorgeous and elegant.

The styles in this video can be worn to your special occasions, such as weddings, naming ceremonies, birthday parties, religious celebrations and many more places.

So sit back, relax and enjoy the latest elegant Lace and Bazin Riche styles.

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Click below to watch the latest Bazin Riche styles:
https://youtu.be/ACm83A6tw98

History of the Bazin Riche fabric
The fabrics are imported from Germany, The Netherlands and China.

The fabric made at Getzner Textiles (Vorarlberg, Austria) is delivered to Mali, West Africa. In Vorarlberg, the fabric is called Getzner. The fabric is referred to as Bazin Riche in Africa. The fabric is mainly cotton and sometimes silk or wool. Bazin is the main fabric of Malian fashion.

The fabrics are pre-treated and once on route to Mali, they are dyed and painted with wax to create patterns on the fabric. The process of dying the fabric is done by hand. The fabric is then placed into a mixture of water and potato starch and a wooden stick is used to create a shimmer. Following this gold or silver thread is added around the pattern to add detail.

Bazin Riche fabric is famous mainly for its bright and bold colours and luxurious feel. Common colours of Bazin Riche include reds, yellows, greens, blues and purples.

The fabric is usually worn by Malian, Senegalese and Gambians for special occasions such as weddings, naming ceremonies etc.

The Bazin Riche is known as the "dancing fabric", due to its shine and swoosh noise during movement. The fabric is soft and shiny.

As well as clothing, Bazin Riche fabric is used to make tapestries, pillows, curtains, home décor etc.

Enjoy wearing your Bazin Riche styles elegantly, Fashionista's!


Disclaimer: Elegant Fashion Styles does not claim ownership of any styles or pictures shown here. This video is for "How-to and Style" purposes only. All rights and ownership of styles and pictures belong to the rightful owners being the extremely talented and creative designers, muse, stylists, photographers etc. No copyright intended.


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Hello everyone! Welcome to my channel. In this I will be making Rsngha Bisab. Rangha Bisab is known in mainly in Gambian and Senegal, it can be enjoyed alongside with beef benachin, fish benachin, which some may call benachin "Jollof Rice" Which is originally from Senegal (Cheb) You can enjoy Rangha with M'Bhal, Caldu, fish pepper soup with rice, stew with rice, domoda, even with simple plain white rice or fish yassa.

All you need is locus beans., salted fish/Gaja, lime or lemon juice, salt, seasoning cubes, sour sour leaf , spinach, habanero peppers and okra. If you are using spinach it requires a lot of lime to your own sour taste liking.

Follow the recipe step by step and you will make your own perfect Rangha Bisab.

I will see you in my next video.

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How to make benachin/jollof rice Gambian style https://youtu.be/u16Yodhdjr4

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So I spent the day with my friend Mariama to learn how to cook Jollof rice or “Benechin” the traditional African way! 🤍🍛

She took me to the local market to buy the ingredients fresh, and then took me to a local compound here to learn the process of making benechin. I really hope you all enjoy this video & maybe even try making the benechin yourself! I’ll be doing more videos just like this one, so definitely stay tuned & subscribe if you haven’t already so you don’t miss another video like this!

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Aspecial dish Gambians love is supa kanja, which is prepared with okra as the main ingredient. There are many recipe variations, mainly depending on the ingredients available. Apart from fish, you can add beef meat and various green leaves or cook it without it. The recipe we prepared for you contains okra, jute leaves, and fish, but feel free to improvise and find your best combination of ingredients.

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Gambian tea culture is an important part of daily social life. The Gambian Tea-drinking custom is essentially similar to those of other countries in the West Africa region, such as Mali, Guinea, Senegal, and Mauritania. In and around Senegal, tea is prepared and presented in an elaborate process, and known in the Wolof language as attaya, ataya or ataaya.
Sometimes made with mint, the drink is particularly served as a social occasion after meals, and it's the beverage that is typically offered to friends and visitors. Drinking attaya is seen to promote conversation and maintain friendship because it takes a long time to prepare properly. Indeed, some authors have referenced the act of making ataya as a form of practical relaxation along with meditation and yoga
Gambian-style attaya is served in three separate stages, called "the three concoctions": Chinese green tea leaves are put into the teapot with some water and mint leaves and boiled over a charcoal stove. Sugar is added to the teapot and the tea is poured into small glasses of a certain height and then poured back and forth from the glass to the teapot several times so that foam appears in the glass. The thicker the foam, the better the tea.
One cookbook of African recipes recommends serving the tea immediately with a generous amount of sugar: The Western African style of serving involves holding the tea pot high above the table and pouring the hot tea at least twelve inches through the air into small glasses. (Glasses are made of glass, not porcelain cups.) If the sugar is added to the pot, the tea is sometimes poured from the glasses back into the pot (before anyone has sipped) and the process is repeated. This mixes the sugar into the tea. Western Africans generally drink their tea very sweet.
The first glass has been described as having an intense sweetness that cancels out a strident tannic bitterness to give a shot that is almost narcotic in its effect. The second glass is sweeter and the third is very sweet but much reduced in its bitterness because the same leaves are used to prepare all three glasses
Words used in various ethnic languages to refer to the tea, the tiny metal teapot, and the mint are typically borrowed from Arabic, pointing to the idea that Gambianmint tea is of Moorish origin.[7]
More than 80% of the population from 15 to 60 years of age drink tea. Studies have shown that due to the high concentration of fluoride in green tea, the practice may aid in preventing dental diseases, specifically dental caries

This video is about How To Cook l Plasas Gambian Style l

Ingredients:

2 1/2 packs of Cassava Leaves
4 tbsp Peanut Butter
250g Groundnut powder
2 Cups Palm Oil
1 1/2 Mackerel Fish (steam, smoke or grill)
1/2 Dried Fish (optional)
4 Scotch Bonnets (optional)
5 Garden Eggs
1 Onga Maggie Cube to Taste
Salt To Your Taste

Things To Blend:

A handful of Green Chillies
1 White Onion
1 Red Onion
1 Bunch Spring Onions

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Hello everyone! Welcome to my channel! In this video I will be making Benachin (aka) "Jollof Rice" Benachin is originally from Senegambia. Senegal and Gambia, before it spread to other parts of West African countries. This dish is so popular and very delicious. It can be made in red with tomatoes or white without tomatoes. It can also be prepared with chicken, fish or beef. Fill the tutorial step by step and you will be on your way in making a perfect benachin like how it is made in Senegal and Gambia.

Ingredients need to make the benachin are:

Okra, Carrot, Habanero peppers, Eggplant
Pumpkin, Fresh fish, Cabbage, Bay leaf
Cassava/Yucca, Gaja, Yate, Jumbo cubes
Lemon pepper to season the fish, Salt to taste,
Scallions, Onions, Fresh tomatoes,
one Can tomatoes, Maggie cube or any kind
Black pepper, Oil to fry fish, Rice.
Follow recipe step by step.

I hope you enjoyed this video. I will see you on my next video.

How to make Rangha Bisab https://youtu.be/lPEQJsglm6g

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Welcome back to my channel, where we live life simply in The Gambia. Join me as we immerse ourselves in the culture and language of the Mandinka people, the largest tribe in this fascinating country.

Today my local host family will be making Monno, also known as Satoo in Mandinka and Churai Gerteh in Wollof languages. It's a relaxing evening of communal sharing with lots of laughter.

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Trendy Senegalese/Gambian Lace Styles || Modele Bazin Brocade & Lace Styles| Dress, Skirt, Top, Bubu

Hello beautiful people, today's video showcases the stunning and elegant Lace styles of the Senegalese, Gambian and Malian women The styles include dresses, skirts and tops/blouses, bubu's, gowns and many more. The fabrics are vibrant and captivating.
Perfect for formal and semi-formal occasions, including weddings, naming ceremonies, religious celebrations, parties and more events.
Take your pick of your favourite styles, you are sure to see one or two you love in this video.
Enjoy watching this video to the end to see classy and sophisticated lace styles, for all occasions.

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'Gambian fashion has become more diverse and we’ve become more confident in taking our own way of being modest.'

Gambia's inaugural Hijab Fashion Week kicks off.
Blending Fashion with Religion: Hijab Fashion Week

Continent Clothing is a clothing brand found in the Gambia by Mr Lucas Barrow-Townsend. He started coming to Africa when he was a young boy, and he fell in love with the tropics, the sun and the sea. While coming here, he felt that he wanted to do something for the people of The Gambia. He first went to study African development and began his journey.

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Beef or protein of choice
4tp 5 Onions
vegetables(Cassava, carrots)
1tbls black pepper
2 maggi cubes
4/5 cloves of garlic / or garlic paste
4cups oil
3 hebanaro peppers
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This is okra soup/stew recipe from most part of Africa. I am cooking The Gambia version of it so stay tune to know how and when Gambian okra soup/stew is prepared.

Ingredients:
Okra
Mutton Meat(beef can be also used)
Spring Onions
White Onions
Red Onions
Smoked Mackerel
Smoked Catfish
Lucust Beans
Dry Fish
Scotch Bonnet Chillies
Bitter Tomato
Palm Oil
Salt

SeaFood:
Crabs
Prawns

Grain:
Long Basmati
Flour For Dumpling

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