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By Retired Lt. Colonel Samsudeen Sarr, Former Commander of The Gambia National Army and Diplomat at the United Nations There is an old saying that even a stopped clock is…
By Bakary S Sonko MSC International Management| BSc International Relations and Diplomacy | BSc Business Administration. The Supreme Court’s judgment in (Modou Ceesay v. The Government of The Gambia) will…
By Musa Bassadi Jawara, Economist & Author This essay is a scholarly research I conducted. It is merit-based and reflects my personal philosophical argument on the standards required for the…
By Counsel Melville Roberts There is a dangerous wave of misinformation currently spreading across The Gambia following the recent judgment delivered by Justice Ebrima Jaiteh in a matrimonial property dispute,…
US-based Gambian public affairs commentator Nanama Keita has raised a concern regarding the recent calls for justice for former student leader Yunusa, questioning whether the public outcry following the alleged…
By Demba Ali Jawo When Gambians braced the dust and hut sun in December 2016 to vote massively against the Yahya Jammeh dicttatorship, they all had quite high hopes for…
Prominent Gambian activist Ali Cham has urged fellow activists to prioritize grassroots mobilization and strategic community engagement following a protest against persistent electricity outages organized by Gambian anti-corruption movement, Gambians…
By Barrister Sarjo Barrow As reported by Kexx News, the High Court has dismissed Ebrima Dibba’s appeal, clearing the way for his prosecution on a charge of sedition. The charge…
By Mrs Henriette Wolf, First Secretary (Political) at the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Dakar Dakar — At a closed-door convening hosted on Tuesday by the Réseau…
By Dr. Alieu SK Manjang Democracy is fundamentally built on the principle of numbers. Elections are designed to translate the will of the majority into political authority, making popular support…