Mpatir Ayiif : Presented by Mamadou Fall (Monday, 17th July 2017)

Mpatir Ayiif (to exchange ideas) is an informal but educational open phone-in, e-mail and text-in discussion show where you (the listener) participate by asking and answering questions set by other listeners. Find out the answers to questions you always wanted to know. For example have you always wanted to know what our ancestors used to use in order to build their homes before the advent of cement ? What do the colours of the Senegambian flag represent? What does the flag of Siin symbolises ? What is the meaning and etymology of the words : Seereer, Saafi, Ndut, Sili, Noon or Laalaa or Niominka? Etc.

On this show, anything goes. You set the questions and answer them. No question is stupid. If it is important to you it is important to us. On this particular show, the panel discusses the horrific fight between rival football fans at Demb Diop Stadium in Dakar, Senegal which left 8 people death and about 90 injured. 

This hourly show broadcast every Monday from 21:00 pm GMT / BST. This show is in Seereer and it's the precursor to Monday night's Open Mike Show presented by Mamadou Fall.

Date of first broadcast on Seereer Radio : Monday, 17th July 2017

Presenters : Mamadou Fall and Doudou Diouf

Source language(s) : Seereer

Subjects covered : On this show, the panel discusses the horrific fight between rival football fans at Demb Diop Stadium in Dakar, Senegal which left 8 people death and about 90 injured. 

Radio programme : Mpatir Ayiif (to exchange ideas)

Radio station : Seereer Radio

Owner : The Seereer Resource Centre (SRC)

Collection : The SRC Collection

Date of recording : Monday, 17th July 2017

Medium : Audio recording

Additional information : This audio was recorded for the SRC Collection, with permission to broadcast granted to Seereer Radio | The Voice of the Seereer Community (our 24 hour stream radio station). Our apologies for the poor connection and background noise from  our partners in Senegal.

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Websites :

The Seereer Resource Centre (SRC) - www.seereer.org

Seereer Radio - www.seereerradio.com