Saturday, February 8, 2025

Honoring an Exemplary Life: A Tribute to Justice Ahmad Belgore

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By Fatou Janneh, Madison, WI How does one properly mourn the loss of a fallen hero? For me, it begins with reflecting on Justice Ahmad Belgore’s profound impact...

Kush Effect – A Piece by University of The Gambia Economics Student, Lamin Sanneh

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Tears roll down when one thinks about the effect Kush has had on the youths of the smiling coast of Africa. Watching footage from afar breaks one’s heart...

World Sickle Cell Day: Understanding the Importance of Genetic Screening Before Marriage

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By: Michaella Faith Wright Today, June 19th, marks World Sickle Cell Day, a significant occasion dedicated to raising awareness about sickle cell disease (SCD) and emphasizing the importance...

Empowering Kiang West: A Call for Development and Representation

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In the shadows of progress, there exists a resilient community that has weathered neglect and aspires to a brighter future – Kiang West. Since gaining independence, this...

Ethical Morass

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OPINION By Cherno Baba Jallow In 2022, a closely-held secret in President Adama Barrow’s Administration or a part of it, finally leapt into the public consciousness: that some senior...

Inspiring Journey of Female Journalists in The Gambia Achieving Excellence Through Consistency, Hard Work,...

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By Michaella Faith Wright In The Gambia, a country where journalism plays a pivotal role in shaping public opinion and driving social change, female journalists face unique challenges...

Emmanuel Zahid: The Soulful Voice of Gospel Music

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Emmanuel Zahid: The Soulful Voice of Gospel Music By Michaella Faith Wright Emmanuel Zahid is a rising star in the music industry, renowned for his powerful and soulful voice...

‘Vimto Circle’: ‘Girl Power’ Before it Became a Trend

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Long before the advent of the term "Girl Power," a group of young girls practised this in The Gambia and lived by its dictates till death parted...

The Rebirth of Traditional Artistry: Safeguarding The Gambia’s Rich Cultural Heritage

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By Michaella Faith Wright In the bustling markets of The Gambia, the vibrant colours and intricate designs of traditional crafts are experiencing a renaissance. As modern influences permeate...

Chenzhou: Cable car to Mangshan Mountain, rectangular-headed snake and red rock forgotten by God

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My trip to Hunan has ended and I am heartbroken. It was déjà vu for me. The feeling I had getting on that plane in Chenzhou on...

Opinion: Child Marriage Law in The Gambia: Protecting the Rights and Future of Young...

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By: Michaella Faith Wright Child marriage remains a critical issue in many parts of the world, including The Gambia. This harmful practice not only violates the rights of...

AFRICA MUST RISE

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By: The Perpetual Poet (Grammarian Komma) The future of Africa is anchored in hygienic politics. Unless this concept is embraced by the electorate and politicians, our development policies,...

REFLECTIONS: Struggling With Patience? Be A Traveler.

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TRAVEL REFLECTIONS Struggling With Patience? Be A Traveler. By Cherno Baba Jallow ‘’So, what were you doing in England?" The Dutch immigration official asked me. This was back in 2007. I...

In The Company Of Relatives, And For The First Time

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TRAVEL By Cherno Baba Jallow A day before I visited my maternal grandfather’s village of Hamdalaye in Dalein, north-central Guinea, I was swept up in a whirlwind of apprehensiveness....

2024 rolling: It is not a new year that makes you prosper    

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By Amara Thoronka  Days ago, we bid farewell to the year 2023. It was the end of a 12-month cycle. As in every other year, 2023 was...

Harnessing Solar Power to Enhance Healthcare in The Gambia

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By: Kodou Jeng Gaye As we stride forward into an era dominated by technology and innovation, we must ensure these advancements benefit everyone, especially those in remote and...

“I like Jammeh, Except for the Killings.” The Moral Crime of Romanticizing Jammeh’s Terror

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Written by: Seringe S.T. Touray Imagine sitting in your Paris apartment, thousands of miles from home, where you were living while studying, when your sister's call shatters your...

The Bonds That Bind

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REFLECTION By Cherno Baba Jallow Ousman “Ous” Kamara and I aren’t blood relatives, but the bonds between us, pardon the cliche, are as old as the hills. They have...

The Gambia, the Smiling Coast of Africa That Made Me Smile

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By Prof. Raphael Nyarkotey Obu Naturopathy, the science of natural medicine, has long oscillated between healing admirers and skeptical critics. Despite its centuries-old roots, the field often encounters...

From Massina with Love: A Short History of the Origin of the Diakhanke People

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By: Cheikh Sylla, the son of his father Ibn Taimiya, and the student of his grandfather Al Hajj Karamba The Diakhanke clan is one of West Africa's most...