Thursday, March 28, 2024

How Do You Think ECOWAS Should Address the Situation in Niger?

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The ongoing situation in Niger, following the coup in July, remains a matter of concern. However, the trajectory of Niger's future doesn't solely rest on the actions...

Inside Ndemban Hospital – My Terrifying Life Experience

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By: Dawda Baldeh Privileges granted by our creator, such as health, wealth, and power, are a significant focus in this era of social media platforms. Many individuals fail to...

KEBBA NANKO – OPINION: President Barrow should sue Three Years Jotna movement to court

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I want to congratulate the 3yrs Jotna movement for organizing a protest that was well coordinated and peaceful. The government and the security acted professionally and lawfully...

What can the United Nations learn from Islam in conflict resolution?

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About the Author: Ali Fatty is a student at the International Ahmadiyya University of Theology and Scholastic Sciences in Ghana One month ago, the world was thrust into...

Chasing After Titles: The “Honourable” That Everyone Is Becoming

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  By: Honourable Toney F Mendy In my observation, the chase for titles, the delight in being considered a "relevant stakeholder" whatever it means in our society today, have...

LAMIN NJIE: President Barrow can go ahead and do five years but there...

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President Barrow should by rights step aside in December. He has in the past 24 months proven to be not good enough for what is definitely one...

Mamadi Kurang: ‘Credibility starts with honesty and transparency with people’s money’ 

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OPINION: Mamadi Kurang, a prominent Gambian political figure, recently endorsed Hon Bakary Y Badjie for KMC Mayor in the upcoming local government elections. However, this endorsement was met...

The so-called coup and the illegal detention of Momodou Sabally

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By: Madi Jobarteh The situation surrounding the so-called coup attempt announced by the Government and the illegal arrest of Momodou Sabally should be taken with utmost seriousness...

OPINION: In the Middle East Hostilities are Imminent

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OPINION By: Musa Bassadi Jawara The IDF continues relentless aerial bombardment of Gaza as Hamas’ brutal assault in Israel laid bare. The scale and scope of Hamas’ surprise attack...

Cries of Gambian youth must not be ignored

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By Basidia M Drammeh The demonstrations that swept the country’s two largest cities last Wednesday underpin a deep-seated crisis and mounting problems that continue to face our nation,...

Dear President Adama Barrow

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OPINION Your Excellency President Adama Barrow: I avail myself of this unique opportunity and congratulate you on the award you received overseas for preserving peace and the amicable coexistence...

OPINION: Hippos should be killed if they endanger the lives of the people in...

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OPINION By: Dawda Baldeh Over the past few days, some people have widely criticized the killing of a hippo in the Central River Region which was handed over as...

TRIBUTE: Omar Amadou Jallow: A Pillar, Patriotic Son, Remarkable Servant

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By Toney F Mendy Our political scene is pregnant with iniquities, arrogance with its evils, where many souls constantly seduce political power and wealth for no creative...

The Gambia-Sierra Leone by road: Journey of pain, extortion and exploitation 

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OPINION By: Amara Thoronka I recently returned to my motherland Sierra Leone after spending almost two years as editor at The Fatu Network, a leading online news outlet in...

GAP Urges Government to Introduce Anti-Homosexuality Law to Prevent Attempts or Advocacy

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By: Dawda Baldeh Musa Ousainou Yali Batchilly, the leader of the opposition Gambia Action Party (GAP), has urged the government to introduce anti-homosexuality laws to prevent any attempts...

He Was The Best Uncle

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APPRECIATION By: Cherno Baba Jallow My uncle Alhaji Yaya Jallow, who died early Saturday morning in Old Yundum, after a long battle with hypertension, was everything that uncles are...

Paris Under Attack!

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ESSAY/OPINION By: Musa Bassadi Jawara When last Paris was under attack, it was the Nazis under the supreme command of Adolf Hitler. The German army conducted a scorched-earth invasion of Paris,...

A Cheer For A Barber

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By Cherno Baba Jallow He was my first New York City barber in 2014. At first, I wasn’t sure if I should trust him with my hair. I...

Behind the Scenes: Uncovering the Mysteries of Gambia’s Independence Eve

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By: Bulli Sowe As the sun began to set on February 17th, 1965, a palpable sense of excitement filled the air in the Gambia. The small West African...

Independence Speech

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By Bakary J. Janneh Ladies and gentlemen, esteemed citizens of The Gambia, Today marks a significant milestone in our nation's history as we celebrate 59 years of independence from...