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Abdoulie Saine must be charged for hate speech!
First of all, Abdoulie Saine insulted himself. He has shown to the Gambian nation that he is a hateful, ignorant and immoral man. This is because among the ‘Sosseh-yi’ Abdoulie has friends, uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews, colleagues and…
Dare to dream
By Baba Galleh Jallow
Dreaming is for many of us a scary prospect. Not dreaming of the sleeping sort, which is totally involuntary and therefore easy; but dreaming of the thinking sort that seeks to find solutions to collective social…
The SSHFC sabre rattling: Whose right?
Njundou Drammeh, a child rights activist and a social commentator
The SSHFC saga or rather phony war.... From what I have read on Facebook and heard from interviews by Manjang, Camara and others, I am tempted to ask "whose interest is…
My advice to Baa, resign if…
If indeed Pres. Adama Barrow knew that you were not in town and did not take part in the decision to pardon a pedophile and still went ahead to approve the decision to pardon this pedophile then resign!
Don’t be part of a corrupt and…
The night out for the North Star (Part 2)
Mustapha K Darboe is an award-winning Gambian journalist and senior reporter at Kerr Fatou who also writes for Anadolu Agency
To be born anti-social is a peculiarity that takes most people to the grave. Swandi and Nakaddy however feel…
Conflicts of interests may worsen in The Gambia’s TRRC: Is anyone listening
Dr. Omar Janneh
The Gambia’s TRRC seems to be turning into a conflicted Commission because the Executive seems totally determined to continue to display total disregard to even the problematic TRRC Act, 2017 they constructed. We are…
Gambia politico: When ‘Allah’s Bank’ becomes the ‘anonymous benefactor’
By Yankuba Darboe
The Government Spokesperson, Ebrima G Sankareh, claimed that his Press Release of 19 August 2018, was supposedly aimed at alleviating our burden of propping or propagating unsubstantiated claims, and to clarify the…
A night out for the North Star
Swandi is back from the well, carrying a bucket to bath at his half-covered village ‘junkongho’. It was his second coming to the village life.
He is a schooled urban young man who was born in the village but left at six grade at the age…
‘Where were you?’: A derision or one of disappointment
Prof Ali Mazrui defined an intellectual as ‘a person who has the capacity to be fascinated by ideas and has acquired the skill to handle many of them effectively’. He also defined ‘intellectualism’ as ‘an engagement in the realm of ideas,…
TRRC update: Countdown to launching
At long last, a tentative date for the launching of the TRRC has been set. Following the end of the calls for nominations in the Greater Banjul Area and the Diaspora and the regional selection process, 11 names have been identified for…