Adama Barrow

Adama Barrow

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Adama Barrow is the current President of The Gambia, having taken office in January 2017. He was elected after a coalition of opposition parties united to defeat the long-standing rule of Yahya Jammeh. Barrow's presidency has focused on reforming the country's political and economic landscape, improving governance, and promoting national unity in a nation with a history of political strife. He has also been involved in regional efforts to strengthen cooperation among West African nations.

Born on Feb 16, 1965 (61 years old)

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
5 wks
Reach
374,854
Power
288$
Sentiment
7.03
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Gambia 33 7.09 10.09% +50% 2,416,668 365,826 $1,800 272$
Mauritania 1 7.00 0.19% +0% 4,649,658 9,028 $8,000 16$
Totals 34 7,066,326 374,854 $9,800 288$
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Each country's color is based on "Mentions" from the table above.

Recent Mentions

Gambia Gambia: President Adama Barrow's commitment to promoting healthier communities was relayed by a top youth and national sports functionary. 7

The Point (Gambia): Minister Badjie vows to promote health, social inclusion through sport

Gambia Gambia: Pres. Adama Barrow seeks a third term, which contradicts the democratic spirit of 2016. 3

The Point (Gambia): PUBLIC STATEMENT: EFSCRJ Statement on the July 22 Military Coup

Gambia Gambia: President Adama Barrow directed that the Government must resist what he described as an unjust award. 8

The Point (Gambia): Landmark victory: Gambia wins $33.2m international legal battle

Gambia Gambia: President Adama Barrow’s administration was praised by Justice Jallow for respecting judicial independence. 8

The Point (Gambia): CJ Jallow warns: Without justice, there can be no peace

Gambia Gambia: Adama Barrow is the President of The Gambia who committed to improving cross-border trade and security. 8

The Point (Gambia): GRA, Senegalese Customs agree to eliminate transit impediments through ICT