Thursday, March 28, 2024

Barrow and His Poor Performance at the Kairaba Memorial Service

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Honestly I doubt the President did a good speech yesterday! Of course he didn’t say anything untoward or despicable about Jawara or anyone. But the speech lacked the...

On the Late Sir Dawda Jawara : Tribute to an Emblem of Peace

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I never had a close personal acquaintance with the first President of The Republic of The Gambia but I was close enough to have had the great...

To Honour and Celebrate Dawda Kairaba Jawara is to Uphold and Live by his...

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“It is only when people are at peace with themselves that they can share it with their neighbours. One can certainly not give what one doesn’t have....

In multiple Addresses at Youth Events, Sabally Buttresses the need to Maintain Peace

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Former S.G and International Speaker Momodou Sabally has reiterated his message to Gambian youths to ensure that peace and stability prevail in the country at all times...

The Death of KAIRABA, The End of an ERA!

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KAIRABA, Barajally Tenda’s most celebrated son, is no more! Man, it is practically impossible to conceptualize, or better still, to put anyone’s entire existence into a prose...

Zoo Keeper

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Written by Momodou Ndow We didn’t have any pets at ‪64 Dubson street‬, when I lived in Banjul. In fact, not very many compounds there had pets because...

‘Disappointing appointments:’ Basidia M Drammeh’s take on Barrow’s Thursday hiring and firing

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President Adama Barrow’s decision and timing to effect a minor Cabinet reshuffle, which saw the appointment of Sheikh Omar Faye as Defense minister and the firing and...

On the P.R. Woes at State House: All the President’s Men

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Facebook has a weird way of waking up sleeping dogs; and I found one moment this morning. After a few days of critiquing the Public Relations team...

LAMIN NJIE: African leaders are champions in pressing the self-destruct button but it will...

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December is three months away and already the polity is heating up. I honestly do not know how it will all pan out. I still stand by what...

GPA and The Gambia Police Force Should be Investigated

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By Madi Jobarteh Fatu Network. Kerr Fatou. Harona. EyeAfrica TV. The Trumpet. The Chronicle. Foroyaa. The Point. Standard. The Voice. GRTS. Gambia Daily. West Coast Radio. Star FM....

Why We Should Focus on Our Political Parties

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How come The Gambia Ports Authority would have the audacity to spend one butut of our money to build a police station? GPA has no mandate to...

Baa Tambadou And The Junglers – Court-Martial vs. Civilian Trial

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Court-martial is governed by military law and meant to prosecute military personnel if they are found to have committed an offense contrary to military law while in...

On the Consequences of Fiscal Profligacy: Drama at the National Assembly

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What happened in the chambers of our National Assembly last week was worthy of the box office. Our finance Minister appeared on set for an extraordinary session...

Reaction to the Recommendation to Release the ‘Junglers’ Killers – Part II

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In the Attorney General’s attempt to rationalize the recommendation to release confessed killers to the society, he gave the victims and Gambians a false choice between on...

My Take on AG Tambadou’s Decision to Release the Jungulars

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After carefully considering all the facts, I agree with the AG. Going against the grain, and finding yourself on the opposite end with the people whose cause you...

With Pain, I Agree with Minister Tambadou To Release Junglers

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Let me go straight to the point: TRRC was set up simply because we endured an autocratic rule which was notorious for massive violations of human rights....

Sidia Jatta’s resistance against bad legislation under Jammeh: the Indemnity Act

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By Kemeseng Sanneh and Sulayman Bokar Bah One would expect that central to the role of a National Assembly in this 21st century is to make progressive laws...

Reaction to the Recommendation to Release the ‘Junglers’ Killers

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I encourage the Victims Centre that was invoked by the Attorney General in order to take cover for this unpopular and wrongheaded decision to seek legal advice...

Why Citizens Should Monitor and Hold the State Accountable

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Why do you think there is so much poverty in the Gambia? Why do you think there was a group called Junglers under Yaya Jammeh? Why do...

Do Not Allow Anyone to Hoodwink You! Protest is Not Violence

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The Gambia Constitution was approved in a referendum in 1996 and came into force in 1997. In that Constitution it is categorically stated that each and every...