Afrinity Production Top 5 Music Of The Week

(1) King Of Kakua by KRhyme
(2) Na Betteh Tin done by Muzik Makers
(3) You Go Feel Me done by Wyem
(4) Me & You done by Sweet Da Saviour
(5) Invasion done by Pee Star

The idea behind the Afrinity Production Top 5 Music of the week is to promote Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 music to the world through our online Radio and TV, website, Facebook Page among others. Afrinity Production fans across the world will assess and review trending music to determine the winners of the Afrinity Production Top 5 Music of the week. Keep us up to date with your latest hit songs so they have a chance to win👉🏾 Afrinity Production Facebook Page

Top 5 for the week 8th May 2021 to 14 May 2021.

*SIERRA LEONE IS SET TO HAVE ITS FIRST AUTO MANUFACTURING AND ASSEMBLING PLANT*

In an effort to create a sustainable industrialized development, boost the country’s economy and to create professional jobs, the *Government of Sierra Leone* through it *Consuls General to Miami, Florida, USA. Hon. George Hamilton* are in engagement with *Institute of Progressive Sustainable Development* which is a US based *Automobile Manufacturing company* to setup an auto manufacturing and assembling plant production in the country. The plant will be established with the aim of helping Sierra Leone to produce it own cars and vehicle spare parts supply chain in order to maximize the high challenge of influx of cars and automobile products in the country and help in achieving His *Excellency The President (Rtd). Brigadier Dr. Julius Maada Bio’s* human capital and sustainable development goal.

The Proposed Sierra Leone Manufacturing and Assembling Plant will enable Sierra Leone to compete favorably with leading car assembling plants in the United States and other countries in the world as there is going to be a mechanized system that will be put in place and also a competent team of automobile engineers and technicians that will ensure that every car that is rolled out from the plant meets and even surpasses customers’ expectations.

The mission as a car manufacturing plant company is to develop a highly successful car manufacturing plant industry that is known to manufacture durable and affordable automobiles for both the rich and the general populace.

The company’s created after its successful implementation will build a positive international image of the country, reduce the high expensive increase on export cars. It wil
also create over 30,000 sustainable jobs,
create up to 8,000 millionaires and new business owners and the highlight is that it will especially help improve the country’s domestic revenue by *paying Tax* to the *Government.* It is known that the car and automobile manufacturing industry is a major sector boosting the economy of some countries in the world.

The *Founder/CEO* of the Institute of Progressive Sustainable Development and the proposed Sierra Leone Manufacturing and Assembling Plant, *Dr. Meriland Dillard* and *Team* were in the country as visibility studies is on going. The visit was accompanied by the proactive *Sierra Leone Consuls General to Miami, Florida, USA. Hon. George Hamilton.* the team visited key Government sectors such as *His Excellency The Vice President, Dr. Mohammed Juldeh Jalloh, the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry Of Trade & Industry, the Ministry Of Youths Affairs, the Ministry of Transport & Avaition, and the Head and team of SLIEPA* and they all welcomed the idea and gave fruitful contributions after details of the company’s plans was presented.

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Afrinity Productiion draw cognizance to Sainey MK Marenah, a 34 year old Gambian Journalist and Communications Consultant with close to 15 years experience in journalism, communications and activism. Hails from Kudang in the southern Central River Region of The Gambia, famously popular for producing one of our country’s finest men and women in the public and private sector.

When he began working as a journalist in 2007, with the point newspaper, the media was operating in difficult circumstances. Free speech was curtailed. The government treated the media as an enemy, not a partner in open governance. Restrictive laws were enacted.
Journalists who dared voice any opposition or criticism of the government paid a high price. Several went into exile; including himself while some were killed and others simply disappeared, even as many more faced prosecution on spurious charges.

Sainey was a correspondent for The Point, an independent daily based in the capital Banjul, where he reported on political, legal and diplomatic affairs. He became accustomed to frequent harassment by state agents. In August 2010, he was summoned to appear before a high court judge in Banjul. The judge questioned him about his story on the trial of former police chief Ensa Badjie who was accused of corruption and robbery by the ex-president Jammeh. The story quoted the defence counsel complaining during the hearing that his client had been tortured. The judge insisted that their headline was wrong.
When it was pointed out to him that two other newspapers had carried the same quotes, he had no choice but to let him go.

For slightly over a year, until Sainey’s arrest in January 2014, at that time he was a senior correspondent for The Standard, a privately owned newspaper which had a bumpy ride and suffered frequent closure for its journalism.

As chief correspondent, Sainey headed the political desk of The Standard, leading investigations into major national stories. He started off as a judicial reporter, mainly covering the courts, which were kept busy by the frequent prosecution of critics of the regime. Officers of the National Intelligence Agency (NIA), they even visited their offices in 2012 and announced that the president had ordered the newspaper’s immediate closure. No explanation was given. The order came when there was a national debate about the execution of nine prisoners.

The Standard had provided extensive coverage of the executions and criticised the action. NIA agents denied Mr. marenah’s access to the Supreme Court during during the hearing of the final appeal against the death sentence imposed on a former chief of defence staff and six others convicted of plotting to topple Jammeh.

“I had covered the trial since its start in 2009 until my newspaper’s closure. The intelligence operatives claimed they were acting on orders from the presidency. The arbitrary closure and interference left many journalists jobless. I resorted to freelance writing for several newspapers, including The Voice, a private tri-weekly newspaper. It was not long before I was in trouble again, this time over a story about the defection of 19 Green Youth members from the ruling APRC party. I had attended a rally at Tanji, a coastal town in The Gambia’s south, about 25 km from the capital, where several youths publicly announced their defection to the opposition United Democratic Party (UDP). The Green Youth were die-hard supporters of the ruling party and were viewed as militant — who supported President Jammeh at all costs. This is why the opposition’s youth secretary, Solo Sandeng, furtively gave me the defectors’ names. My attempts to interview some of them failed because they feared reprisals from the ruling party”, he explained.

On 14 November 2014, Marenah fled to Senegal. The first few months in Dakar were difficult. He did not know anybody and was unable to work. With the help of media support and exposure, he started a new life doubling as a freelance journalist for international media, including the BBC and Al Jazeera.

In 2017, after the defeat of long time ruler, Yayha Jammeh by current President Adama Barrow, he happily returned to Gambia where he continued practicing journalism. He worked with GRTS as a social media strategist and editor before picking up his next job as head of media and communications with the Constitutional Review Commission in 2018.
The commission was tasked with drafting a new Constitution where he was responsible for communications and media outreach campaigns in his role as the Spokesperson of the CRC.

In 2008, Journalist Sainey was awarded an International Monetary Fund Journalism fellowship and became the first Gambian to be selected for the prestigious fellowship allowing him to travel to Washington DC where he joined 18 other journalists across the world.

He also worked with Gamworks under its New project, Gambia Pilot Program as Communications Consultant. He Co-Founded the Media Centre for Research and Development in 2017 with his dear friend and long time colleague, Ebrima Jatta offering media and communications consultancy to local and international organizations.

In 2020, he also co-authored a book: ‘ Hounded: African Journalists in Exile with 15 other African Journalists. The book was published and he thank the KAS Media Programme for Sub saharan Africa and a german think tank based in South Africa for their support.

His passion for journalism dates back to his early days as a student leader in Armitage High School where he was a member of their Current Affairs Club, writing and editing for the school magazine. And also of his passion to bring stories of the most disadvantaged people in society like rural children to the forefront.

Above all, Mr. Marenah said his journey is not much different from many other children growing in rural Gambia. He grewup with access to very limited resources and he had to struggle hard to be in school and pass his exams. His success today is an epitome of the commitment, dedication and hard work he put up throughout his career.

When asked what he can’t do without, he said Justice, anytime he sees injustice, he must speak against it even if it goes against the majority.

His source of inspiration comes from his late parents. They taught him to be very humble and hardworking.

Mr. Marenah was also inspired by the bravery of assassinated Gambian Journalist, Deyda Hydara a journalist whose desire is to hold the powerful accountable as well as bring the stories of the most disadvantaged to the limelight.

Sainey is currently in the United States working as a media consultant and about to start his degree program in media and communication studies at University of Washington in Seattle, Washington State.

In 5 years to come, he sees himself as an improved person, in his professional and also as a social advocate with a keen passion to become a media owner in the very short term during and after his degree programme.

By Amie T. Camara

Afrinity Production Star Of The Week

Kelfala Paul Konuwa is a movie Actor who has stared in many hit movies including Daru Bridge and the upcoming movie titled Human Trafficking” he also won the best supporting Actor of the year in the Newskool Awards (NSA) 2020 for his excellence performance in the movie titled Daru Bridge.
Kelfala Paul Konuwa known as Actor Jayzee is our Star 🌟 Of the week.
#Congratulations
#Actor_Jayzee
#Afrinity

#Afrinith_Star_Of_The_Week

#Kelfala_Paul_Konuwa is an actor who won the Best supporting Actor Award in last year’s Newskool Awards (NSA) is our Star 🌟 of this week 2 May 2021 to 8 May 2021

_*Breaking news*_

The long awaiting most anticipating movie title _*HUMAN TRAFFICKING*_ trailer will drop here tonight at *9:00pm* on Afrinity TV and all social media plat forms. *Subscribe to Afrinity TV Now to be the first to watch the trailer tonight*👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾
https://youtube.com/channel/UCLESy7mUCLvej5AYwjpSMkg

Please don’t forget the dates for the Premiering.

*Kenema 👉🏻 15th May 2021 at Club Karina*

*Bo👉🏻 22nd May 2021 at Valentino Complex*

*Ticket price 👉🏻20,000*

From the Office of the National Admin
~*……kpkon………*~
Kelfala Paul Konuwa.

Samex Film Company Limited

Afrinity Production draw attention to a 34 year old Almameh S. Manga raised in Kanfenda and currently a Police Officer. He is the present Officer Commanding Prosecutions and Legal Affairs at the Police headquarters.

We know the duty of the police is “to protect and to serve their People.” And there is a lot of serving being done in communities across Gambia. Cops often go out of their way to show their love for their community by helping out their citizens.

Almameh is no stranger to good deeds. In fact, he was making a difference in his community right up until he joined the police in September 2008. He decided to join police because he love being a cop, its passion and happiness keeps him alive to do what he does.

“I have always wanted to be a cop and this was a well thought decision because I grew up in an environment that served as host to both Police and Military posts. Kanfenda has always had both police and military checking points. We sit around and brew attaya for them and that’s how I got inspired to join the police even though I had wanted to become a Soldier initially. But hey I have no regrets joining the Police, I love the job”, he said.

Almameh’s journey is been rough but he would rather focus on the positives because he is full of determination and commitment, that’s the secret of his success and the journey that brought him this far. He has a dream and that’s to leave a legacy but he will prefer to say leaving an indelible Mark to serve as a footpath for generations to follow. He aspired to inspire the younger generation to serve their country with dignity and respect and his own Inspirational drive comes from his Mum and Dad.

He was Awarded the prestigious Chevening Scholarship by British Foreign & Commonwealth Office to pursue a one year Masters degree in the United Kingdom. Also awarded Certificate of Appreciation on the 10th of May 2013 by the US – Peace Corps in The Gambia and he was a moderator/anchor of the weekly ‘Law Hour Show’ on City Limits Radio in collaboration with the UTG Law Students Association from 2013 to 2014.

Yes Almameh is a cop as alluded earlier but he also offer part time lectures at the University of The Gambia as an Adjunct lecturer. He also had previously lectured at the Management Development Institute for almost a year and more.

When asked where he sees himself in the next 5 years, he honestly replied, “I see myself a better person in the next five years. I want to become a champion of change and continue to work hard for my motherland”, he concluded.

By Amie T. Camara

Afrinity Production Top 5 Music Of The Week

(1) #Na_Betteh_Tin by #Muzik_Makers
(2) #King Of Kakua by KRhyme
(3) #Collatera_Damage by Medee T
(4) #No_Stress by Emerson
(5) #You_Go_Feel_Me by Wyem

The idea behind the Afrinity Production Top 5 Music of the week is to promote Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 music to the world through our online Radio and TV, website, Facebook Page among others. Afrinity Production fans across the world will assess and review trending music to determine the winners of the Afrinity Production Top 5 Music of the week. Keep us up to date with your latest hit songs so they have a chance to win👉🏾 Afrinity Production Facebook Page

Top 5 for the week 28 April 2021 to 5 May 2021.

Afrinity Production Top 5 Movies Of The Week

(1) #The_Same_Crime done by Ocean Magic Pictures

(2) #The_Contractor done by Rising Star Film Production

(3) #Nyalee done by Guruz Empire

(4) #Dark_Secret done by Star Movie Limited

(5) #Sera_The_Hunter done by Kingdom Stars Film Production

Afrinity Production Top 5 Movies of the week promotes Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 movies through our online Radio and TV, website, Facebook Page among others. Afrinity Production fans across the world will review trending movies to determine the winners of the Afrinity Production Top 5 Movies of the week. Keep us up to date with your latest release movie for a chance to win
Top 5 for the week 28 April 2021 to 5 May 2021.