Picture the tropical beaches and the bustling market stalls of The Gambia, and reading... Professional Nanny. From Serrekunda in this tiny west African country we've had a letter from Davy Joeffrey Ouraga, who says, 'I am a teacher by profession, and I've been devoting my lifetime to the education of the little ones for almost seven years. And I'm glad to say that I really enjoy it. By the special grace of God, I hope to operate my own daycare and nursery school by September. But along with that... I would like to open a nanny agency in this country. For after thorough inspections, I found out that there is no agency of this kind in The Gambia.' Mr Ouraga, 'a favourite reader of Nursery World and Professional Nanny magazines, where I draw inspiration', is seeking more information about establishing a nanny service and would like to hear from possible business investors, sponsors or partners in the UK.
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